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 1 2   |         the evangelical rule of Christ, the imitator of the Apostles,
 2 2   |  knowledge, that the poverty of Christ and the Apostles consisted
 3 2   |       declare or establish that Christ and the Apostles in those
 4 2   |       wicked thing to say about Christ. Likewise, since the constitution : "
 5 3   |        Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ, by living in obedience,
 6 3   |         evangelical life, which Christ and the Apostles kept, did
 7 3   |      the example of the life of Christ, and made firm by the sermons
 8 3   |        God and holy, which even Christ, showing [us] the way of
 9 3(1)|      the example of the life of Christ, and made firm by the sermons
10 3   |      the example of the life of Christ, and not (sic) because it
11 3   |        said rule, which neither Christ taught by word, nor strengthened
12 3   |       which at any rate neither Christ nor the Apostles taught
13 3   |        oppose [the truth], that Christ forbade the Apostles and
14 4   |     said that the sustenance of Christ and His Apostles consisted
15 4   |         facti, since as regards Christ and the Apostles Our aforesaid
16 4   |         to have understood that Christ and the Apostles even as
17 4   |       as] is read in the Gospel Christ had had, immediately he
18 4   |         is sometimes said, that Christ had had loculi." For as
19 4   |         had had loculi." For as Christ Himself, whose works were
20 4   |        of the imperfect: and so Christ in having taken up loculi
21 4   |       been understood that even Christ as regards propterty had
22 4   |        if it would be said that Christ in having had locui [had]
23 4   |        of the infirm themselves Christ had loculi, when according
24 4   |       Friars Minor are to serve Christ in the highest poverty;
25 4   |      that they imitate the poor Christ, by embracing evangelical
26 4   |      Preachers imitate the poor Christ, and that they themselves
27 5   |       that this was observed by Christ Himself in regards to Himself, [
28 5   | sustenance of nature as regards Christ and the Apostles proven
29 5   |      things, since neither that Christ observed the aforesaid expropriation
30 5   | sustenance of nature as regards Christ and the Apostles is not
31 5   |       concerning the poverty of Christ and the Apostles and concerning
32 6   |       to faith and morals, that Christ and the Apostles did not
33 7   |      even to prove, namely that Christ and His Apostles in those
34 7   |        follow, that the usus of Christ was not just, which indeed