Chapter,  Paragraph

1  3,4 |      have firmly promised, the poverty, humility, and Holy Gospel
2  4,6 |        founded in the greatest poverty, from the affection of the
3  7,10|       expressing the manner of poverty professed in the rule said
4  7,10|     foreigners in this age, in poverty and humility waiting upon
5  7,10|      of return is repugnant to poverty and mendicancy, there is
6  8,11|      his Friars upon most high poverty and humility, in respect
7  8,11|       this so great promise of poverty, which lies open to the
8  8,11| manifestly derogate so great a poverty in respect to human judgment.
9  8,13|   under the vow of evangelical poverty, We judge to be presumptuous