Chapter

 1 1   |            of the twelve Apostles, being reproved by Christ, hanged
 2 1   |         end. As the holy Apostles, being filled with the Spirit of
 3 2   |           And this he did because, being enlightened by the Holy
 4 2   |            through his means. For, being enlightened by the Holy
 5 2   |            much money to the poor, being urged on by avarice, went
 6 2   |         give it to him. Silvester, being satisfied, returned home;
 7 3   |          was and went to join him. Being told, upon arrival, that
 8 3   |         make answer; for, his soul being rapt in divine contemplation,
 9 3   |          graces of Brother Bernard being that of holding converse
10 3   |       therefore, the saint avoided being much with Brother Bernard,
11 IV  |      called Brother Elias; but he, being angry, refused to go, so
12 IV  |        latter answered: "Beware of being angry, as thou appearest
13 IV  |          Elias much troubled; and, being very angry, he slammed to
14 IV  |          he could answer them; for being Vicar of the Order, he had
15 IV  |           to clear his doubts, and being struck by the modest appearance
16 1   |        Francis and his companions, being called by God to carry the
17 1   |        same insults. Now, patience being a work of perfection and
18 2   |         about to leave this world, being surrounded like the holy
19 3   |           he consented. St Francis being left alone, and there being
20 3   |        being left alone, and there being no dwelling in the island
21 4   |    contempt with patience, without being ruffled and without murmuring,
22 5   |            this answer St Francis, being meekly angry, and patiently
23 5   |      pleased me." Then St Francis, being greatly astonished, said
24 7   |            vain and full of pride, being sent into thy soul by the
25 1   |        arriving in a certain town, being very hungry, they went,
26 1   |      Masseo the other. St Francis, being a little man, with a mean
27 1   |            whereas Brother Masseo, being tall and good-looking, received
28 1   |            they had said. And both being filled with joy, they resolved
29 2   |        blessed them all. And they, being ravished out of themselves,
30 3   |         His companions, therefore, being aware of the refusal of
31 3   |         custom. The hour of dinner being arrived, St Francis and
32 3   |           back to themselves; and, being fully restored by the spiritual
33 3   |             so that, the holy meal being finished, St Clare, well
34 4   |            multitude of birds; and being much surprised, he said
35 5   |             so that he was sure of being awakened when the latter
36 5   |        miracle of this holy vision being ended, St Francis rose to
37 6   |          Jesus Christ. The chapter being assembled, St Francis, the
38 6   |            that field. The chapter being ended, he encouraged them
39 7   |             St Francis at one time being grievously tormented with
40 7   |          The thought of the priest being revealed to the saint, he
41 8   |        himself to the ground, and, being ravished in spirit, the
42 8   |         could look on them without being dazzled. At the end of the
43 9   |           thing thou art worthy of being hanged like a robber and
44 9   |            any animal or any human being; dost thou make this promise?"
45 9   |           the wolf. All the people being assembled, the saint got
46 9   |           through fear. The sermon being ended, St Francis added
47 11  |         delivered the brother who, being in sin, had fallen into
48 11  |          of the devil.~St Francis, being one day in prayer in the
49 11  |          one day a certain brother being offended by another, thought
50 11  |         When he had done this, and being absolved of his sin had
51 11  |        flee away; and the brother, being freed from such a cruel
52 XXIV|       passed that way could escape being put to death. Now it pleased
53 XXIV|         taken prisoners, and after being bound and ill-treated, were
54 1   |       bitterly. While his body was being purified externally of the
55 2   |       whither the angel had flown, being without his guide and looking
56 3   |           other Rinieri. These two being touched in their hearts
57 3   |        that God had abandoned him. Being in a state of great despair
58 4   |            given to no other human being - namely, that in his divine
59 5   |            elect of God; which was being revealed to St Francis,
60 6   |            began to weep bitterly, being moved to devotion and compunction;
61 7   |        Brother Ruffino was absent, being in contemplation in the
62 7   |      during his lifetime, his soul being full of grace, and sanctified
63 9   |           Their spiritual conclave being at an end, St Clare, kneeling
64 11  |         Chapter XXXV~How St Clare, being ill, was miraculously carried,
65 11  |            convent, the ceremonies being ended at St Damiano, they
66 12  |            he had seen.~St Francis being once grievously ill, Brother
67 14  |          or counsel. Brother Elias being looked upon as one of the
68 14  |          from this world, his soul being saved by the merits and
69 15  |     Cardinals in Consistory; there being present men of divers nations -
70 16  |         performed when st Anthony, being at Rimini, preached to the
71 16  |        mouth of an ass. St Anthony being at one time at Rimini, where
72 16  |             and greatly comforted, being strengthened in the faith.
73 17  |         the culprit. Brother Simon being one day in prayer in the
74 17  |          prayer in the forest, and being greatly annoyed by a flock
75 18  |           said Brother Bentivoglio being once all alone at Trave
76 18  |           The said Brother Conrad, being once in the Convent of Siruolo,
77 19  |          his life. Amongst others, being once on a visit to the Convent
78 20  |            for thee." Then St John being about to put it on him,
79 21  |           Then the boy John arose, being greatly troubled in mind,
80 21  |           eternal life. The sermon being ended, the boy went to Brother
81 21  |         believed that, his journey being ended, he would go to heaven.
82 21  |         brethren. Now Brother John being one day in prayer, weeping
83 21  |            there thirty years, not being recognised by any of his
84 21  |            the spirit of prophecy. Being once absent from the convent,
85 21  |      return. On this Brother John, being informed, by the spirit
86 22  |         XLVI~How Brother Pacifico, being in prayer, saw the soul
87 22  |         God that Brother Pacifico, being one day in prayer in a solitary
88 22  |         the other friars, who, not being less holy than Brother Umile,
89 22  |      reverence." Then the brethren being convinced that his intentions
90 23  |            emptied. The first vase being emptied, the Blessed Virgin
91 24  |         della Massa; for his words being the words of the Holy Spirit,
92 25  |          severity. His companions, being against such penitential
93 25  |          St Francis; which he did. Being received into the Order
94 29  | Consecration, namely, Corpus meum. Being greatly perplexed and unable
95 29  |            all corporal sensations being suspended, his body fell