§ 23.

  Considering besides, that there was undertaken by this very Saint Bonanventure so great a measure of growth in science, holiness of life and in the dignity of the Episcopacy and the Cardinalate of the Holy Roman Church, and how great a familiarity and spiritual companionship the same Saint observed in this life with blessed Thomas of Aquino, as his contemporary, fellow student and teacher, that fraternal charity joined together in this age them, whom We believe have attained the same rewards in Heaven, the present Church venerates with equal honor, We concede, receiving the aforesaid feast among the feasts of the Sacred Apostolic Palace and ennumerating, the same indulgence in the aforesaid feast in the Church of the Holy Apostles in the City, which is had in the feast of the Saint Thomas of Aquino himself in the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the City, commonly named (sopra) Minerva; and likewise We determine, that the Friars Minor in the dear University of Paris with the same privileges can and ought to enjoy and rejoice on account of the merits of the same St. Bonaventure, with which from apostolic indults the Friar Preachers, who in the same University are accustomed to posses and rejoice in, and do rejoice, by the insght and grace of the same St. Thomas, or in whatsoever manner they might be able to either posses or rejoice in the future.