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 1  1,2 |        rule: attending to certain things which might produce a doubtful
 2  1,2 |  clarification of these very same things they had recourse prudently
 3  1,2 |      another (as was right) those things which seemed to be doubtful:
 4  1,2 |         doubtful: they added some things and conceded others, as
 5  1,2 |      arise waves concerning those things pertaining to the rule and
 6  2,3 |       much more ardently to those things which We have more sweetly
 7  2,3 |          We have considered those things which have been directed
 8  3,4 |    without property, and to those things, which are proposed under
 9  3,4 |         the rule certain of those things, while suppressing others.
10  3,4 |         that it circumscribes all things pertaining to itself: We
11  3,4 |        that in respect to certain things from the force of the words
12  3,4 |          respect to certain other things, not so: since he adds the
13  3,4 |           of "precept" to certain things of the same, or of "equipollent"
14  3,4 |           and in respect to other things he is content to use other
15  3,5 |    Likewise because besides those things, which are proposed in the
16  3,5 |          or admonition: some such things are inserted by word of
17  3,5 |           they are bound to these things, as to things having the
18  3,5 |      bound to these things, as to things having the force of precept.
19  3,5 |           observance of all those things, which are indicated to
20  3,5 |         for their consciences the things to be observed, which ought
21  3,5 |           observance of all those things, which are proposed in the
22  3,5 | themselves to be obliged to those things, as to equipollent to precepts,
23  3,5 |           annotated. But as these things are to be held, which might
24  3,5 |      manner of reception, and the things regarding profession, but
25  4,6 |      Friars, concerning all those things to be done and observed
26  4,6 |         concerning their temporal things, so that they may freely
27  4,6 |          the distribution of such things, where others, to whom they
28  4,6 |         affection of the temporal things of those very ones entering
29  4,6 |          truly doing with his own things what the Lord will inspire
30  4,7 |    aforesaid words: wishing these things to be determined more fully,
31  4,7 |        determined measure in such things. We have also said that
32  6,9 |         that the Friars above all things be totally alien to coins
33  6,9 |          or messengers be, in all things they are to bear themselves
34  6,9 |           for to do the aforesaid things pertains to the owners alone,
35  7   |      Church the dominion of those things of which it is licit for
36  7   |         inheriting since in these things dominion passes to the heirs.
37  7,10|    donations to the Friars (those things the enjoyment of which and
38  7,10|        Friars themselves in those things only to the extent of use
39  7,10|         use in simple fact. Those things had been conveyed to Our
40  7,10|          further according to the things themselves which We believe
41  7,10|          begging or selling other things, and both stored up in cellars
42  7,10|        church cathedrals in these things: moreover they receive indistinctly
43  7,10|      asserted, that the aforesaid things, or many of them are not
44  7,10|           Order, that even if the things are discovered to be such
45  7,10|    something be done against such things, very many statutes in the
46  7,10|          respond to the aforesaid things, in order, which follow:
47  7,10|        been abandoned to them, or things so remitted: We simply prohibit
48  7,10|           We simply prohibit such things to them lest they thus become
49  7,10|          from the return whatever things as either possessions or
50  7,10|           giving counsel in these things which must be prosecuted
51  8,11|       even ordained: that if such things for nearly the same said
52  8,11|         be cultivated and similar things are bequeathed as a legacy
53  8,11|        from the reception of such things, since even having the aforementioned
54  8,11|         having the aforementioned things to enjoy price of harvest
55  8,11|        which God Himself does all things: yet He who is the knower
56  8,11|           He who is the knower of things hidden, looks principally
57  8,11|     Himself to be served by those things which are discordant with
58  8,11|           these or whatever other things cannot befit their profession
59  8,11|           that the aforementioned things be observed by the Friars.
60  8,12|           From the aforementioned things however has grown up among
61  8,12|        and tenuous or poor use of things: by which certain ones of
62  8,12|          as regards dominion over things they have by vow the strictest
63  8,12|         the strict or poor use of things, which is contained in their
64  8,12|           or proposes such use of things.~
65  8,14|          in this constitution the things that will have force in