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 1 2 |    totally different from other men or unlike the historical
 2 2 |       own special mission among men - these comparisons, the
 3 2 |    lived as such in the eyes of men and so will continue to
 4 3 |         appears to the minds of men with no less splendor today
 5 6 |     rebellion. If some of these men, in their pride, believed
 6 7 |    still lived in the hearts of men, in some cases intact and
 7 8 |        desire for riches. These men, regardless of the laws
 8 11|       and pleasure-loving young men of the town. He walked through
 9 14|       was with a party of young men, singing in the streets
10 16|   poverty has been forgotten by men and has appeared to the
11 17| particualarly noteworthy in the men of our own day? Dante anticipated
12 18|    Humility destroys pride, all men who are of the world, and
13 19|        the least and last among men. Therefore, from the very
14 20|         greatest esteem for all men and rendered each man every
15 20|        the esteem and praise of men. When at times he was praised,
16 21|      their duties as preachers, men of letters, philosophers,
17 27|    Saint, desiring to call back men so that they would conform
18 32|     founded two Orders, one for men and the other for women,
19 32|         to leave the world both men and women who were willing
20 33|        eloquence of these rough men.~
21 34|         vows. It offers to both men and women, living in the
22 40|   became the delight of learned men who recognized in it one
23 40|      with which he embraced all men. All of this is quite admirable
24 40|     were directed to persuading men to conform their lives to
25 41|      love of Francis toward all men and especially toward the
26 42|      united efforts of all good men to celebrate fitly the memory
27 42|      lasting fruits, when those men who admire his great virtues
28 42|         do what you can to make men take up again with renewed
29 46|       the aims of this Order of men and women who live in the