Chapter,  Paragraph

1  4,6 |       in the rule, proffering a means to the Ministers and Friars,
2  4,6 |      most pure, and lest by any means they seem to have an eye
3  4,6 |        just as to other poor by means of almsgiving: it befits
4  6,9 | predecessor, proposed cases and means, which when observed by
5  6,9 |     other cases and under other means, which the declaration of
6  6,9 |         other name: even if the means conceded through the same
7  6,9 |        the aforesaid causes and means that they have recourse
8  7,10|   something as their own: by no means should the professors of
9  8,11|         to the Friars, by every means the Friars are to abstain