Chapter

 1 1   |            the world had never seen men so wonderful and so holy.
 2 1   |         words, were truly crucified men both in their actions and
 3 1   |           the respect and praise of men. They rejoiced to be despised,
 4 1   |        great number of children and men gathered round him, and
 5 1   |          companions are the holiest men I have met with in all the
 6 4   |            fish, of all animals, of men, of trees, of stones, of
 7 6   |        goeth after thee; why do all men wish to see thee, to hear
 8 6   |           Wouldst thou know why all men come after me? Know that
 9 6   |          holy eyes have found among men no one more wicked, more
10 6   |          science of the world, that men may learn that every virtue
11 7   |             had he not pacified the men who were fighting together,
12 XII |            companions, who were all men enlightened by the Spirit
13 4   |           Brother Agnolo, both holy men, he let himself be guided
14 5   |           of the most distinguished men of the Order. After the
15 6   |          yet witnessed so many holy men assembled together; and
16 6   |            the world so many gifted men, and had formed so beautiful
17 6   |            father of all those holy men, expounded with great fervour
18 6   |             at peace with God, with men and with their own conscience,
19 6   |         congregation; and presently men came from all these places
20 9   |         animals, but made a prey of men also; and since he often
21 9   |           hast even dared to devour men, made after the image of
22 9   |          robber and a murderer. All men cry out against thee, the
23 9   |          past offences, and neither men nor dogs shall pursue thee
24 9   |           all the inhabitants, both men and women, small and great,
25 XXIV|          the passes were guarded by men so cruel, that no Christian
26 2   |         again: "Father, are you not men, like me? If you, then,
27 2   |              Alas for us, miserable men that we are! What pains
28 2   |          the holy St Francis. These men indeed are holy religious
29 2   |           multitude of saints, both men and women, who had followed
30 3   | market-place, which was filled with men, women, and scholars. And
31 3   |          listened to them. And many men and women were brought to
32 5   |      Ruffino, one of the most noble men of the city of Assisi, a
33 6   |      laughed at him, saying: "These men do such penance that they
34 6   |           was one of the most noble men of Assisi, had obeyed the
35 6   |           of the most distinguished men of Assisi to preach to the
36 6   |            leave sin; render to all men that which is their due,
37 6   |            they who heard him, both men and women, began to weep
38 7   |      unworthy and the vilest of all men in the world; but see there
39 8   |         himself less than all other men in the world. And Brother
40 14  |             one of the most learned men in the world, King Frederick
41 15  |     Consistory; there being present men of divers nations - Greeks,
42 16  |         servant St Anthony, and how men ought devoutly to listen
43 16  |            sea honour him more than men without faith, and animals
44 21  |          found a great multitude of men and women waiting to hear
45 24  |           and all the branches were men, and these men were all
46 24  |        branches were men, and these men were all Friars Minor; and
47 25  |           grant the desires of holy men, their love towards him
48 26  |          the cross for the souls of men, to deliver from the pains
49 29  |             all the friars with the men and women who were in the