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The Little Flowers and the Life of St. Francis, with the Mirror of Perfection · Complete three-work composite: CCEL Fioretti; Salter 1904 Life and Miracles; Evans 1899 / Goretti 2025 Mirror

Contents for The Little Flowers and the Life of St. Francis, with the Mirror of Perfection, Complete three-work composite: CCEL Fioretti; Salter 1904 Life and Miracles; Evans 1899 / Goretti 2025 Mirror

Chapters

271 sections in this edition

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  1. Chapter XI: OF HIS UNDERSTANDING OF THE SCRIPTURES, AND OF HIS SPIRIT OF PROPHECY life-012.html
  2. Chapter XII: OF THE EFFICACY OF HIS PREACHING, AND OF HIS GIFT OF HEALING life-013.html
  3. Chapter XIII: OF THE SACRED STIGMATA life-014.html
  4. Chapter XIV: OF HIS SUFFERINGS AND DEATH life-015.html
  5. Chapter XV: OF HIS CANONISATION, AND THE TRANSLATION OF HIS BODY life-016.html
  6. I. First, concerning the powers of the sacred Stigmata. life-017.html
  7. II. Of the dead that were raised life-018.html
  8. III. Of them that he delivered from the peril of death life-019.html
  9. IV. Of them that were saved from shipwreck life-020.html
  10. V. Of them that he set free from bonds and imprisonment life-021.html
  11. VI. Of them that were delivered from the perils of childbirth life-022.html
  12. VII. Of the blind that received sight life-023.html
  13. VIII. Of them that were delivered from divers diseases life-024.html
  14. IX. Of them that did not observe his Feast, and that failed in reverence toward the Saint life-025.html
  15. X. Of certain other miracles of divers kinds life-026.html
  16. Part Mirror of Perfection mirror.pdf
  17. Front matter Cover, Title and Edition page-1.xml#element-1
  18. Front matter Contents page-5.xml#element-1
  19. Chapter I How the Blessed Francis made answer unto the ministers that would not be bound to the observance of the Rule that he made T page-15.xml#element-1
  20. Chapter II And first, in what wise the Blessed Francis declared the will and intention which he had from the beginning to the end as regards the observance of poverty BrotherRicher of the March, noble of lineage and noble by his ho- page-17.xml#element-1
  21. Chapter III How he made answer to a minister that would fain have books by his licence, and how the ministers without his knowledge made the clause concerning the prohibition of the Gospel be removed from the Rule Now, on a time, when the Blessed Francis had come back from the parts page-18.xml#element-15
  22. Chapter IV Of the novice that would fain have a psalter by his licence Atanother time, moreover, a certain brother, a novice that knew how page-19.xml#element-25
  23. Chapter V Of maintaining poverty in books, beds, buildings, and appliances Themost Blessed Father taught the brethren as for books, to look to page-21.xml#element-13
  24. Chapter VI How he made all the brethren go out of a certain house that was said to belong to the brethren N page-22.xml#element-1
  25. Chapter VII How he was fain to destroy a certain house that the folk of Assisi had made at S. Mary of the Little Portion W page-22.xml#element-17
  26. Chapter VIII How he chided his vicar for that he caused be made there a little house for saying the Office A page-23.xml#element-16
  27. Chapter IX How the Blessed Francis would not stay in a cell curiously wrought, or if it were said to be his own Acertainbrother, right spiritual and greatly familiar with the Blessed page-24.xml#element-4
  28. Chapter X Of the manner of taking places in cities and building therein, according to the intention of the Blessed Francis Ona time when he was at Siena for the infirmity of his eyes, Doctor page-25.xml#element-1
  29. Chapter XI How the brethren, and more notably they that had authority and they that had most of human learning, were against the Blessed Francis about making the places and dwelling places sorry Whenthe Blessed Francis made ordinance that the churches of the page-27.xml#element-1
  30. Chapter XII How he held it a theft to obtain alms or to make use thereof beyond what is necessary T page-28.xml#element-4
  31. Chapter XIII How Christ said unto him that He would not the brethren should have aught, neither in common nor in special Whenthe brethren-minister would persuade him that he should al- page-28.xml#element-14
  32. Chapter XIV Of his execration of money, and in what wise he punished a brother on this account Francis, true friend and imitator of Christ, despising perfectly all page-28.xml#element-27