The friars and how they came to England;

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sia. It is characteristio a M. Francis and the Franciscan moisment, that these firat Friars atthis time Me no constitutions Or statutes for a n- Ordor. The Wotas of the Gospes Were enough, and they acted spontaneousjupon them Then occurred a singular phenomenon in the

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ne actual life they ted at this period hasbeen meli described by Μ. Sabatis, in one of the happlast passages of his ne de S. Francois. ne fidit brothera lived as did the po

set forin they simply tae that they inould meet again in the netrabo hood of the modest in el. Their Ese Was that of the Umbrian mars of the present My, Ming here and there as sandy dictaled, fleeping in hanesis, inleper hospitias or under the porta of somech oh. Eule had they any taed abode that Agidio, haring dedided to join them, Was at considerabis tro te to learn Where to findFrancis, and accidentally meeting him in the

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Garge to anyone, they passed a part of the My tu aissing the pinsanis in thela fietd-W Erie inhabitants of these districis are for themost part hi j and sedate. The Friam mongained inela confide e is relating to them

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Was thela renunciation of earinj possessisus that men in regata to the necessities of lise, dothera Were in need, these Were in be supplied εια, and were to bs considered as haring a prior right even to the alms oven to thebrethran. For they Were so truly po ,' SVS

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Wsar the dress of the hemant, and considerthemserues the least of men and the serva s

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any emplament inita might cause scandia orbe injurious to their socis; but they are in be

the fame time some of the brethren Were fet