Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  2,3 |       what is sought, We have considered those things which have
 2  3,4 |    something more clear, have considered that to the said hesitation
 3  4,6 |     Saint Francis attentively considered to distance especially and
 4  4,6 |  receive these, namely having considered their necessities and the
 5  6,9 | piously and rationally having considered the necessity of life, Our
 6  7,10|       and to immobile (having considered the purity of their vow):
 7  7,10|   their condition having been considered) from the return whatever
 8  7,10|       rather more ably having considered the purity of their own
 9  8,11|      same said uses, as those considered a field or vineyard to be
10  8,11|      buildings, which (having considered the number of Friars dwelling