LIFE OF
ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI
BY
PAUL SABATIER
Quivere monachus est nihil
reputat esse suum nisi citharam
Gioacchino di Fiore in Apoc. 182 a 2
TRANSLATED BY
LOUISE SEYMOUR HOUGHTON
LONDON
HODDER & STOUGHTON
1919
Copyright, 1894, by Charles Scribner's Sons, for the
United States of America.
Printed by the Scribner Press
New York, U.S.A.
 

INDEX

 PAGE
Introduction, xi

CHAPTER I.
Youth, 1

CHAPTER II.
Stages of Conversion, 15

CHAPTER III.
The Church about 1209, 28

CHAPTER IV.
Struggles and Triumphs, 53

CHAPTER V.
First Year of Apostolate, 71

CHAPTER VI.
St. Francis and Innocent III., 88

CHAPTER VII.
Rivo-Torto, 103

CHAPTER VIII.
Portiuncula, 120

CHAPTER IX.
Santa Clara, 147

CHAPTER X.
First Attempts to reach the Infidels, 168

CHAPTER XI.
The Inner Man and Wonder-working, 183

CHAPTER XII.
The Chapter-General of 1217, 198

CHAPTER XIII.
St. Dominic and St. Francis, 217

CHAPTER XIV.
The Crisis of the Order, 239

CHAPTER XV.
The Rule of 1221, 252

CHAPTER XVI.
The Brothers Minor and Learning, 271

CHAPTER XVII.
The Stigmata, 287

CHAPTER XVIII.
The Canticle of the Sun, 297

CHAPTER XIX.
The Last Year, 308

CHAPTER XX.
Francis's Will and Death, 333
 
Critical Study of the Sources, 347

APPENDIX.
Critical Study of the Stigmata and of the Indulgence of August 2, 433