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 1 9 |    itself. If the founding of new religious orders brought
 2 24|     that Honorius III added a new confirmation to this Rule,
 3 32|  cities of Italy, reborn to a new moral life, placed themselves
 4 33|     desire which filled these new preachers of penance was
 5 34|       Order but an altogether new type of community at that
 6 34| perfection. The Rules of this new order may be reduced to
 7 35|     laid the foundations of a new social order built on lines
 8 35|      life as to bring about a new type of civic intercourse.
 9 35|       happy consequence, that new members were permitted to
10 36|     had its beginnings in the new Order of which Francis was
11 45|        soldiers of Christ and new Maccabees," will today also,