cit._, pages 60, 84, 89, 101.

It is wrong to consider that Gentile could here be a mere adjective; the 3 Soc.

say _Gentile nomine_.
[5] 1 Cel., 4; 3 Soc., 5.
[6] 3 Soc., 6; 2 Cel., 1, 2; Bon., 8.
[7] 1 Cel., 5; 3 Soc., 5; 2 Cel., 1, 2; Bon., 9.
[8] 3 Soc., 6; Bon., 9; 2 Cel., 1, 2.
[9] 3 Soc., 6; 2 Cel., 1, 2.
[10] These days are recalled by Celano with a very particular precision.

It is very improbable that Francis, usually so reserved as to his personal experience, should have told him about them (2 Cel., 3, 68 and 42, cf.Bon., 144).

On the other hand, nothing forbids his having been informed on this matter by Brother Elias.