Potthast, 1959, and _Cum pastoris_, April 5, 1204; Migne, _loc.

cit._, 319.Cf.Potthast, 2169 and 4474.
[8] 3 Soc., 55.
[9] All this yet remains in its primitive state.

The road which went from Assisi to the now ruined Abbey of Mount Subasio (almost on the summit of the mountain) passed the Carceri, where there was a little chapel built by the Benedictines.
[10] _Illi qui religiose volunt stare in eremis sint tres aut quatuor ad plus.

Duo ex ipsis sint matres, et habeant duos filios, vel unum ad minus.

Illi duo teneant vitam Marthae et alii duo vitam Mariae Magdalenae._ Assisi MS., 338, 43a-b; text given also in _Conf._, 143a, 1, from which Wadding borrows it for his edition of the _Opuscules_ of St.Francis.Cf.