Chapter

 1 2 |   neither staff, nor scrip, nor bread, nor money; wishing to teach
 2 3 |       for by eating this bit of bread he put aside the temptation
 3 1 |       brother Masseo placed the bread they had begged upon a stone
 4 1 |         the Rule, begging their bread for the love of God. St
 5 1 | gathered only a few bits of dry bread, whereas Brother Masseo,
 6 1 |   received many large pieces of bread, with several whole loaves.
 7 1 |       seeing that the pieces of bread which Brother Messeo had
 8 1 |       as we clearly see in this bread of charity, this beautiful
 9 1 |   refreshed themselves with the bread and water, they rose and
10 6 |     asses, and carts laden with bread and wine, with beans and
11 2 |      the convent with a sack of bread and a little vessel of wine,
12 2 |     take with thee this sack of bread, which I have begged, and
13 2 |          give them from me this bread and wine; and then, kneeling
14 2 |  retreat, presented to them the bread and wine, and said and did
15 2 |     that as the robbers ate the bread of charity which St Francis
16 2 |         has brought us likewise bread and wine, with a most gracious
17 2 |       three days in the week on bread and water, went barefooted,
18 9 |        of the Pope, blesses the bread which was on the table,
19 9 |        the table to be laid and bread to be placed upon it, in
20 9 |         begged him to bless the bread which had been placed on
21 9 |       will that thou bless this bread by the sign of the cross
22 9 |      obedience, to make on this bread the sign of the cross, and
23 9 |          and taking some of the bread, went away, leaving his
24 25|       our love, our desire, the bread of comfort, the wine which
25 29|         immediately the form of bread was changed, and Jesus Christ,