Chapter

 1 IV  |        there was as yet but few brothers and no convents established,
 2 IV  |    Bernard and one or two other brothers. As they travelled on together,
 3 IV  |  quickly, and so long, that the brothers marvelled greatly at a way
 4 1   |  founded at Bologna, send other brothers there to keep it up and
 5 2   |     ordered secretly one of the brothers to prepare for Brother Giles
 6 2   |       said to them: "My beloved brothers, let us thank God, who has
 7 4   |     assembled and received many brothers into the Order, was much
 8 11  |        the convent, because the brothers were so holy that the demons
 9 XXIV|   ordering them if they met two brothers in the habit of St Francis
10 2   |       saw there many other holy brothers whom he had not known in
11 2   |       came back to himself, the brothers were singing prime; so that
12 3   |      Brother Rinieri served the brothers most devoutly and most faithfully,
13 3   |        tell him that of all the brothers scattered abroad in the
14 3   |     Brother Rinieri, of all the brothers in the world I love thee
15 4   |       out with a loud voice: "O brothers! O brothers! O brothers!
16 4   |      loud voice: "O brothers! O brothers! O brothers! there is not
17 4   |         brothers! O brothers! O brothers! there is not a man in all
18 7   | reproved them, saying: "Beloved brothers, I am the most unworthy
19 10  |      France; and when the other brothers heard this, they were all
20 10  |        Giles answered: "Beloved brothers, be not surprised at this,
21 12  |         crossed it, he saw some brothers enter the river heavily
22 12  |          Presently he saw other brothers arrive; these carried nothing
23 12  |         river is the world; the brothers who were drowned are those
24 13  |         evening with one of his brothers at the house of a rich and
25 16  |      most solemnly, saying: "My brothers the fishes, you are bound,
26 17  |         was in company with the brothers he spoke always of God.
27 19  |    stumbling block to the other Brothers, and how after death his
28 19  |      the Convent of Offida, the brothers begged him, for the love
29 19  |     life. At the request of the brothers, and out of compassion for
30 21  |     much comforted. At last the brothers of the province of Ancona,
31 21  |    devil said; so that when the brothers asked him how he was, he
32 21  |       because I am damned." The brothers seeing this, sent for an
33 22  |       to heaven.~There were two brothers of the province of Ancona
34 22  |         the remains of the holy brothers who had died there. Then
35 22  |       great devotion. The other brothers were much surprised that
36 22  |  conduct, saying: "My most dear brothers, be not surprised if I honour
37 23  |      and contemplation, and the brothers held him in great reverence.
38 24  |        life, saying, `Go to thy brothers, and give them to drink
39 24  |         took the chalice to his brothers, and offered it first to
40 27  |        Rubbiano, and many other brothers whom he had neither seen
41 29  |        guardian, with the other brothers, and the people who were