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 1 2| likewise he obtains as much as regards this matter from knowledge
 2 3|     they themselves assert in [regards to] the aforesaid words,
 3 3|        declaration, as much as regards this [point] inserts what
 4 4|   simplex usus facti, since as regards Christ and the Apostles
 5 4|       and the Apostles even as regards propterty had something
 6 4| understood that even Christ as regards propterty had loculi. Besides
 7 4|    somethings in common and as regards propterty,' derogate from
 8 4|   somethings in common even as regards propterty, which is not
 9 4|    themselves can have even as regards propterty somethings in
10 4|      one's own,) to be able in regards to anything to obatin from
11 4|     without any jus utendi: as regards the friars there cannot
12 4|         that a moderate use as regards things previously payed
13 5|     the abdication of right in regards to property of whatever
14 5|  observed by Christ Himself in regards to Himself, [that it was]
15 5|        sustenance of nature as regards Christ and the Apostles
16 5|  expropriation of all right in regards to property of whatever
17 5|   whatever kind, or in usus as regards Himself, nor that He imposed
18 5|        sustenance of nature as regards Christ and the Apostles
19 5|     ambiguity should emerge in regards the aforesaid things, let
20 6|       Apostles did not have as regards these things, which they
21 7|       they, who teach these in regards to such things and do as