Chapter

 1 1   |         and of some of his holy companions; to the glory and praise
 2 1   |         his Order, chose twelve companions, all lovers of poverty.
 3 1   |       neck, so among the twelve companions of Saint Francis was one,
 4 1   |        humility, so too did the companions of Saint Francis; for from
 5 IV  |   Francis was with his favorite companions, he related to them word
 6 1   |       there.~St Francis and his companions, being called by God to
 7 1   |        of, and this man and his companions are the holiest men I have
 8 3   |       the calling of his twelve companions, as also in the mystery
 9 XII | solitary convent with his first companions, who were all examples of
10 XII |   Brother Messeo, all these thy companions have the grace of contemplation
11 XII |        and of cook. At this his companions, who were all men enlightened
12 1   |        had assembled his twelve companions, sent them forth two by
13 1   |      Wherefore, having sent his companions to divers parts of the world,
14 2   |   Francis, having assembled his companions to speak to them of Christ,
15 3   |         with St Francis and his companions at St Mary of the Angels~
16 3   |       her this consolation. His companions, therefore, being aware
17 3   |    grant her this request?" His companions made answer: "Yea, father,
18 3   |    sisters, and followed by the companions of St Francis. She arrived
19 3   |         together, all the other companions of St Francis seated humbly
20 3   |        St Clare, with all their companions, sitting round their humble
21 3   |    Francis, St Clare, and their companions came back to themselves;
22 4   |        him that she and all her companions had received from God the
23 4   |       surprised, he said to his companions, "Wait for me here by the
24 XXIV|         that St Francis and his companions should not meet with the
25 XXIV|         giving both him and his companions leave to preach wheresoever
26 XXIV|  faithful. Having assembled his companions, they went together to the
27 XXIV|         me and thee and all thy companions. As thou mayest still do
28 5   |     that St Francis and all his companions went out to see what had
29 7   |       merits and virtues of his companions, and also their defects
30 7   |         St Francis was with his companions in a convent talking of
31 8   |   virtue of humility.~The first companions of St Francis set themselves
32 10  |        who was one of the first companions of St Francis, he determined
33 15  |        the chosen disciples and companions of St Francis, whom the
34 25  |        with great severity. His companions, being against such penitential