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h4>Chapter headings.
- The birth of Saint Francis and his character while yet living in the world; how the world began to become insipid for him and how a leper whom he greeted with a kiss immediately
- Christ speaks to him from the image on the Cross, and how he decided to sell all his possessions and follow Christ; how he gave back everything to his father, retaining for himself nothing of the
- How he repaired three churches and how he estab- lished the form and habit of the Order, brought together the first six brothers, and how a revelation was made to him about the spread of the
- He asks the Lord Pope to confirm a written Rule; the vision which the Lord Pope saw; and how he is told by God to live among people for their
- He preaches everywhere and sets up three
- His soul is seen in a fiery chariot by his brothers; how he is affected by the love of God, and how meat appeared to be fish to the people. How he often was caught up above himself in
- How many terrors of demons he overcame and a vision of the throne reserved for him in
- His humility and how, as a subject, he wished to obey his
- His desire and striving for poverty and mendicancy; what the brothers and the world owe to each other, and how his Order will remain firm until the end of the
- His compassion for other poor people and for the sick, and even for brute
- The accursed sow: neither bird nor beast wanted to touch its dead
- How he severely chastised his body; how his spirit was ready, and that all time must be usefully
- How he repressed the emotions of the flesh; concern- ing the saints’ battle against temptation; how the devil urged him not to wear himself out; about the harmony