Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  0,1 |           the holy Religion of the Friars Minor, which firmly enclosed
 2  1,2 | disentangle the consciences of the Friars, and the status of this
 3  1,2 |     consciences of all of the said Friars have not been entirely quieted,
 4  1,2 |            Wherefore through these Friars We have been humbly supplicated,
 5  3   |                                The Friars are not bound to every Evangelical
 6  3   |           Evangelical counsel. The Friars are bound to all that pertains
 7  3,4 |           The Rule and life of the Friars Minor is this: namely to
 8  3,4 |        been hesitated, whether the Friars of this same Order are bound
 9  3,4 |           The Rule and life of the Friars Minor is this: etc." he
10  3,4 |     declare and say, that the said Friars are not only obliged merely
11  3,5 |           have clarified, that the Friars themselves from the profession
12  3,5 |    obligatory words; the aforesaid Friars have supplicated Us, that
13  3,5 |          that it is licit that the Friars not be bound to the observance
14  3,5 |          expedient however for the Friars themselves to observe the
15  3,5 |       necessity: likewise that the Friars are to wear cheap clothing.
16  3,5 |            for the clothing of the Friars are to exercise a solicitous
17  3,5 |        likewise that if any of the Friars might fall into infirmity,
18  3,5 |          into infirmity, the other friars ought to take care of him:
19  3,5 |          of him: likewise that the Friars may not preach in the diocese
20  3,5 |         belongs: likewise that the Friars who might know that they
21  3,5 |            must be observed by the Friars as obligatory: likewise
22  3,5 |            observed as such by the Friars.~
23  4   |                        Whether the Friars might licitly receive from
24  4   |     Cautions to be observed by the Friars about the reception of the
25  4,6 |         means to the Ministers and Friars, concerning all those things
26  4,6 |           into the Order, that the Friars and their Ministers should
27  4,6 |            goods to the poor: many Friars have doubted and doubt still,
28  4,6 |         fault: if the Ministers or Friars ought even to give counsel
29  4,6 |         much as on the part of the Friars themselves, the reception
30  4,6 |          the Ministers just as the Friars ought themselves to abstain
31  4,6 |           of another state, not to Friars: that they may appear before
32  4,6 |  almsgiving: it befits however the Friars in accepting such offerings
33  4,7 |             for what necessity the Friars themselves might wear footwear.~
34  5,8 |       wished to say, that the said Friars of the Order are not bound,
35  6   |          boxes are prohibited. The Friars are not to have recourse
36  6   |     Cautions to be observed by the Friars about money when it is so
37  6,9 |        said Saint wishing that the Friars above all things be totally
38  6,9 |        precepted firmly to all the Friars, that in no manner they
39  6,9 |         which when observed by the Friars they might not be said to
40  6,9 |       their Order. We say that the Friars are bound to beware exceedingly
41  6,9 |            for the clothing of the Friars: and piously and rationally
42  6,9 |           other necessities of the Friars occurring for a time (when
43  6,9 |             let the aforementioned Friars be attentive, because for
44  6,9 |           it is necessary that the Friars vigilantly have care, that
45  6,9 |           them). Wherefore let the Friars know that precepting that
46  7   |          which it is licit for the Friars to have the use. The Friars
47  7   |        Friars to have the use. The Friars Minor are not capable of
48  7   |           passes to the heirs. The Friars cannot receive annual returns
49  7,10|        rule said in the same: "The Friars are not to appropriate anything
50  7,10|    offerings, and donations to the Friars (those things the enjoyment
51  7,10|            to the Order and to the Friars), it having been given over
52  7,10|      having been given over to the Friars themselves in those things
53  7,10|      themselves: likewise that the Friars receive the annual returns
54  7,10|           and wine gathered by the Friars begging or selling other
55  7,10|       however the community of the Friars and especially the rectors
56  7,10|         for the consciences of the Friars themselves, and to remove
57  7,10| disposition and habit of mind: the Friars, who have withdrawn themselves
58  7,10|           time: the aforementioned Friars however can acquire nothing
59  7,10|         not licit to the aforesaid Friars to receive or enjoy (their
60  7,10|           affairs the by- standing Friars are seeking something as
61  7,10|      avoided. But indeed since the Friars of the said Order are to
62  7,10|         not licit to the aforesaid Friars nor are they competent,
63  8   |                                The Friars cannot have gardens, vineyards,
64  8,11|    conformable to reason, that the Friars who are occupied assiduously
65  8,11|      bequeathed as a legacy to the Friars, by every means the Friars
66  8,11|         Friars, by every means the Friars are to abstain from the
67  8,11|      manifested that he wanted his Friars and sons by leaning upon
68  8,11|            place and of the senior Friars in the Order), for whose
69  8,11|            man wanted to found his Friars upon most high poverty and
70  8,11|           considered the number of Friars dwelling there) ought to
71  8,11|          things be observed by the Friars. Indeed about the offerings
72  8,12|     however has grown up among the Friars a not too less scrupulous
73  8,12|       consciences of the aforesaid Friars, and to put an end to these
74  8,12|            by clarifying, that the Friars Minor from the profession
75  8,14|        could have arisen among the Friars over this matter: We wishing