Chapter

 1 6 |      learned, nor art thou of noble birth. How is it, then,
 2 6 |  strength, beauty, greatness, noble birth, and all the science
 3 8 |    the order.~A young man, of noble birth, and of delicate habits,
 4 2 | Casale, he saw a young man of noble mien, and elegant in appearance,
 5 2 |       My son, thou art young, noble, and delicate; perhaps thou
 6 3 |       of this number were two noble students of the March of
 7 4 |     however great and however noble he may be, who, if a palace
 8 5 |      Ruffino, one of the most noble men of the city of Assisi,
 9 6 |       who was one of the most noble men of Assisi, had obeyed
10 16| Creator, who has given you so noble an element for your dwelling;
11 17|       worldly, and who was of noble blood and of delicate habits,