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hour from the village of the same name, on Mount San Pancrazio (1026 m.), three leagues south of Narni. The panorama is one of the finest in Central Italy. The Bollandists allowed themselves to be led into error by an interested assertion when they placed San Urbano near to Jesi (pp. 623f and 624a). 1 Cel., 61; Bon., 68. (Vide Bull _Cum aliqua_ of May 15, 1218, where mention is made of San Urbano.) [13] As much may be said of the apparition of the three virgins between Campilia and San Quirico. 2 Cel., 3, 37; Bon., 93. [14] _Spec._, 12b; _Conform._, 169a, 1. [15] 2 Cel., 3, 46; Bon., 153; _Spec._, 31b; Ezek., xxxiii., 9. [16] Two years after, the King of France and all his court kissed and revered the pillow which Francis had used during his illness. 1 Cel., 120. [17] Bagnara is near the sources of the Topino, about an hour east of Nocera. These two localities were then dependents of Assisi. [18] And not Sartiano. Balciano still exists, about half way between Nocera and Assisi. [19] 2 Cel., 3, 23; Bon., 98; _Spec._, 17b; _Conform._, 239a, 2f. [20] 2 Cel., 3, 33; 1 Cel., 105, is still more explicit: "The multitude hoped that he would die very soon, and that was the subject of their joy." [21] 1 Cel., 103 and 104. [22] 1 Cel., 102; _Spec._, 83b. [23] 2 Cel., 3, 116; _Spec._, 67a; _Conform._, 143b, 1, and 225b, 2; 2 Cel., 3, 117; _Spec._, 130a. [24] For the text vide _Conform._, 136b, 2; 138b, 2; 142 b, 1. [25] _Tribul., Archiv._, ii., pp. 285 ff. [26] 2 Cel., 3, 118. [27] These words are borrowed from a long fragment cited by Ubertini di Casali, as coming from Brother Leo: _Arbor vit. cruc., lib._ v., _cap._ 3. It is surely a bit of the Legend of the Three Companions; it may be found textually in the Tribulations, Laur., f^o 16b, with a few more sentences at the end. Cf. _Conform._, 136a, 2; 143a, 2; _Spec._, 8b; 26b; 50a; 130b; 2 Cel., 3, 118. [28] _Tribul._, Laur., 17b. [29] See, for example, Brother Richer's question as to the books: Ubertini, _Loc. cit._ Cf. _Archiv._, iii., pp. 75 and 177; _Spec._, 8a; _Conform._, 71b, 2. See also: Ubertini, _Archiv._, iii., pp. 75 and 177; _Tribul._, 13a; _Spec._, 9a; _Conform._, 170a, 1. It is curious to compare the account
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