Chapter

 1 IV |   answered the angel, "from the convent where dwells St Francis.
 2 IV |        disturb him. In the same convent were Brother Giles, and
 3 IV |    appeared. On arriving at the convent, where St Francis was with
 4 1  |    Bologna and how he founded a convent there.~St Francis and his
 5 1  |       it is thy wish to found a convent in this town, in which thou
 6 1  |         addressed: "Father, the convent is founded at Bologna, send
 7 3  |   little a town rose up, with a convent called the Convent of the
 8 3  |       with a convent called the Convent of the Isle; and to this
 9 5  |       was with Brother Leo in a convent where they had no books
10 6  |  Francis once was living at the Convent of the Portiuncula, with
11 XII|      was residing in a solitary convent with his first companions,
12 XII|    words to such as come to the convent, before they knock at the
13 XII|         how all the work of the convent fell to his share, and none
14 XII|      bear all the burden of the convent. At this St Francis, heeding
15 3  |      arrived, St Clare left her convent with great joy, taking with
16 3  |       they conducted her to the convent, and showed her all over
17 3  |       it were on fire, with the convent and the woods adjoining.
18 3  |      them as if the church, the convent, and the woods were all
19 3  |        fire. On arriving at the convent, they found no fire; and
20 3  |     sent her to rule some other convent, as he had already sent
21 3  |      saint, to be Abbess of the Convent of Monticelli, at Florence.
22 3  |         send thee to some other convent"; and she, like a daughter
23 5  | lifetime of St Francis, and the convent in which he lived was so
24 5  |    Francis came one day to that convent, and in the evening, after
25 5  |         wood which was near the convent. Entering into a little
26 5  |   Francis rose to return to the convent, and stumbling in the way
27 8  |         before the altar in the convent at which the Blessed Sacrament
28 8  |        up his mind to leave the convent, he passed before the altar,
29 11 |        one day in prayer in the Convent of the Portiuncula, saw,
30 11 | revelation of God, that all the convent was surrounded and besieged
31 11 |        could penetrate into the convent, because the brothers were
32 11 |        open to him, entered the convent and took possession of the
33 1  |        happened once, that in a convent near the one in which St
34 2  |       was named Guardian of the Convent of Monte Casale. At that
35 2  |      Coming one day to the said convent, they asked Brother Angelo,
36 2  |       St Francis arrived at the convent with a sack of bread and
37 4  |      himself, he went about the convent crying out with a loud voice: "
38 6  |        own, and returned to the convent of the Portiuncula, praising
39 7  |        with his companions in a convent talking of God, when Brother
40 9  |         holy Father went to her convent to hear her speak of things
41 9  |     were living together in the convent with St Clare, both most
42 11 |      the nuns returned to their convent, the ceremonies being ended
43 14 |       were living together in a convent, it was revealed by God
44 17 |        he received him into the convent he took from him his secular
45 17 |         no longer remain in the convent. Then Brother Simon, as
46 17 |     custody of Fermo, where the convent was situated, bore testimony
47 18 |       superior to go to another convent fifteen miles off. Not wishing
48 18 |  arrived with his burden at the convent to which he had been sent,
49 18 |         the guardian of the old Convent of Ancona, was raised several
50 18 |         Conrad of Offida in the Convent of Forana in the custody
51 18 |      Peter hastened back to the convent that he might not be seen;
52 18 |       Conrad, being once in the Convent of Siruolo, delivered a
53 19 |    being once on a visit to the Convent of Offida, the brothers
54 19 |       young brother in the said convent, whose conduct was so puerile
55 19 |         before the altar of the convent, devoutly saluting him as
56 20 |     were living together in the Convent of Forano, such love and
57 21 |      Being once absent from the convent, one of his novices was
58 21 |    novice, hastened back to the convent, and calling the novice,
59 21 |  Brother John was buried in the Convent della Penna di San Giovanni. ~
60 22 |      Brother Umile lived in the Convent of Soffiano, and there he
61 22 |       Pacifico lived in another convent, at some distance. It pleased
62 22 |        Pacifico was sent to the Convent of Soffiano, where his brother
63 22 |         Bruforte, changed their convent for another, and were removing
64 22 |        place, very far from the convent where he lay dead, and I
65 23 |          In the above-mentioned Convent of Soffiano there lived
66 24 |     Parma was a minister of the convent, this Brother James was
67 27 |      was dangerously ill in the Convent of Moliano, in the custody
68 27 |      who was then living in the Convent of Massa, hearing of his
69 27 |        himself; and leaving the convent immediately, he went to
70 27 |    Brother John returned to the Convent of Massa, and there awaited
71 27 |        July, in the above-named Convent of Moliano; and through
72 29 |     John in the above-mentioned Convent of Moliano, as is related