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 1 2|        merely] the simplex usum facti." presuming to add to these
 2 2|   solely and merely in the usus facti, from which they strive
 3 2|       not only the simplex usus facti, but [also] the usus faciendi
 4 2|       not have the simplex usus facti in anything, they strive
 5 3| consisted even in the mere usus facti:" directly opposes the truth.
 6 4|      merely in the simplex usus facti, since as regards Christ
 7 4|      had] only the simplex usus facti, in vain would it be said
 8 4|        to have the simplex usum facti. And, if it would be asked
 9 4|      have only the simplex usus facti, We say that if he himself
10 4|     understood the simplex usus facti as devoid of all right,
11 4|         namely the simplex usus facti without any right, is impossible, (
12 4|        before, to have the usus facti, adding that the friars
13 4|    pertains to the simplex usus facti without any jus utendi:
14 4|       it follows, that the usus facti, concerning which [that]
15 5|        this account is the usus facti for the sustenance of nature
16 5|   namely of proptery, this usus facti for the sustenance of nature
17 5|      only just the simplex usus facti, and that in addition he
18 6|  anything] but the simplex usus facti? Indeed this does not pertain
19 6|        poverty and simplex usus facti, or concerning the dominion
20 7|       only had the simplex usus facti without any right, from