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 1 Intro|         withering crowns of the Saints, most happily reigning with
 2 Intro|         God is wonderful in His Saints. Nor truly do they alone
 3 Intro|       very bright merits of the Saints, but the same Saints, whom
 4 Intro|        the Saints, but the same Saints, whom God wonderfully honors,
 5 Intro|        must be exhibited to the Saints of God. And so while She
 6 Intro|      offers honors to the other Saints in their place and order
 7 Intro|    those most blessed choirs of Saints, whose memory is celebrated
 8 1    |         among the number of the Saints.~
 9 6    |        Preachers and of Minors, Saints Thomas and Bonaventure,
10 8    |   admirable and glorious in His Saints, much approving him with
11 9    |          Bonaventure, among the Saints. Therefore with the greatest
12 9    |         he registered among the Saints the same blessed Bonaventure,
13 10   |         among the number of the Saints, with excellent genius,
14 13   | greatest sollicitude. These two Saints, since they were contemporaries
15 13   |    acknowledging that these two Saints where thoroughly alike and