Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro  |  REMEMBRANCE~ ~THE CONDITION OF THINGS, especially in Italy, was,
 2 Intro  |        by cupidity for fleeting things and elated by the pride
 3 Intro  |        human affairs, very many things indeed, with the passing
 4  I,2   |  canonically instituted, in all things which respect the general
 5 II,3   |        And concerning all these things, before they are received,
 6 II,4   |       thoroughly learning those things which pertain to the vows
 7  V,15  |   clothing as in whatever other things. And according to the wholesome
 8 VII,21 |         object to the more vile things, which must be done; rather
 9 VII,22 |                    22.~ Let all things be done in charity, and
10 VIII   |   obligation of observing those things contained in the Rule. ~ ~
11 VIII,25|        faithfully observe those things which pertain to the perfection
12 VIII,25|    especially do those greatest things, which induce them to follow
13 Conclu |      whoever has observed these things, be filled full in heaven
14 Conclu | quaerendam].1  We command these things, decreeing, that the present
15 Conclu |      otherwise concerning these things, by whoever, with whatever