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 1 1    |       praises; hoping, that he may embrace now more clearly
 2 1    |     profound charity of heart, may aspire ardently to advance
 3 1(2) |         The Letter Mirificans, May 16, 1230.~
 4 4(5) | Consitution Exivi de paradiso, May 6, 1312.~
 5 5(6) |       Constitution Ite et Vos, May 29, 1517.~
 6 8    |     the favor of divine grace, may always be (such), without
 7 8    |    ought to rule as one, there may be more safe and sure laws,
 8 8    |      the Franciscan Institutes may bear more abundant fruit
 9 8(15)|            The Letter Ea quae, May 14, 1735.~
10 8    |         Finally so that no one may extoll and praise, with
11 9    |       your profession, when it may be fitting, in accord with
12 9    |        are mutually contained, may be also more constraining,
13 9    | Chapter or General Definitory, may be licitly employed, without