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 1 2| concerning anything, there is not understood to have been given [the
 2 2|       blessed Peter seems to have understood expressely, when He immediately
 3 4|         the Gospel, seems to have understood to say in the aforesaid
 4 4|           Indeed he seems to have understood quite expressely that they
 5 4|        predecessor, seems to have understood that Christ and the Apostles
 6 4|         unless it would have been understood that even Christ as regards
 7 4|        predecessor, seems to have understood in the condemnation of a
 8 4|         We say that if he himself understood the simplex usus facti as
 9 4|          usus juris there must be understood "the necessary," as has
10 4|          the Pope] for the Friars understood to reserve for them such
11 4|          use. Nay rather, that he understood this of a just [one] is
12 4|     arrangement speaks, should be understood of such, which are just,
13 4|          Pope] seems even to have understood from that which he added
14 6|           which it is meant to be understood, as is clear in the creeds,