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 1 IV  |      bore him, and because they knew that God revealed to him
 2 IV  |     river. Then Brother Bernard knew him for the angel of God,
 3 IV  |         his adventure; and they knew with a certainty that it
 4 4   |        Leo, if the Friars Minor knew all languages; if they were
 5 4   |    course of the stars; if they knew the virtues of all plants;
 6 7   |     clearly saw that St Francis knew the secrets of his heart,
 7 3   | absorbed in contemplation; then knew they of a certainty, that
 8 6   |     holy servants of poverty. I knew it not till now, and henceforth
 9 XXIV|       so now, for if the people knew it, they would kill both
10 7   |  Francis, like a good shepherd, knew, through divine revelation,
11 10  |        each other's hearts, and knew far better what we had to
12 24  |   Lucido said of him, that they knew no one in the world who
13 25  |  himself had come. Brother John knew him to be the Christ, and
14 28  |      orders and degrees; and he knew most clearly how every thing