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1 3| common, is meritorious before God and holy, which even Christ,
2 4|    all things for the sake of God, begging the meagerly supports
3 4|     one's own for the sake of God; higher [poverty], which
4 5|      holy and meritorious for God's sake, and that this was
5 5|        and more acceptible by God, and more an exemplary to
6 5|   just and more acceptible to God, than [the act] of one having [
7 5|   just and more acceptible to God than a just one.~Moreover
8 7| indignation of the Omnipotent God, and his blessed Apostles