Hunc nobis articulum Satan auferre conatur, in hoc articulo monachi erraverunt et, nisi egerint poenitentiam, sunt damnati, ut VViclef dixit. Miror, quod hoc suo tempore tentiam, damnati sunt, quia magistri errorum, abominatus maxime hunc articulum, et tamen verus. Rarissimi sunt doctores in ecclesia, qui puri sunt, sola scriptura est pura. Cyprianus fuit Anabaptista, B. Augustinus dicit in martyribus absorptum hoc peccatum in charitate. Regula Fancisci est Euagelium fratrum. Franciscus error. In Minoribus videmus, quoniam 'externa opera', nihil docetur nisi gradus humilitatis, poenitentiae.
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Satan is trying to take away from us this article, in this article the monks have erred, and unless they do penance, they are condemned, as VViclef said. I am surprised that they were condemned at this time in their opinion, because the Master of Errors most abhorred this article, and yet it is true. There are very rare teachers in the church who are pure, the Scripture alone is pure. Cyprianus was an Anabaptist, and B. Augustine says that among the martyrs this sin was absorbed in charity. The rule of Fanciscus is that of the brothers Euagelius. Francis' mistake. We see in minors that 'external works' is taught nothing but the degree of humility and penance.
