“Ma non sia da Casal ne d’Acquasparta
La onde vegnon tali alla Scrittura
Ch’ uno la fugge e l’altro la coarta.”—(Paradise xii.).
[37] Hist. Tribulat. (loc. cit. 1886, pp. 306-8).—Angel. Clarineus. Epist. (Ibid. 1885, pp. 524-5).—Wadding. ann. 1292, No. 14.
[38] Angel. Clarin. Epist. (op. cit. 1885, p. 526); Hist. Tribulationum (Ib. 1885. pp. 308-9).
[39] Hist. Tribulat. (loc. cit. 1886, pp. 309-10).—Faucon et Thomas, Registres de Boniface VIII. No. 37, 1232, 1233, 1292, 1825.—Wadding. ann. 1295, No. 14.
[40] Franz Ehrle, Archiv für L. u. K. 1886, pp. 157-8.
[41] Raynald. ann. 1297, No. 55.—Jordani Chron. cap. 236, Partic. 3 (Muratori, Antiq XI. 766).
So far was Pierre Jean Olivi from participating in these rebellious movements that he wrote a tract to prove the legality of Celestin’s abdication and Boniface’s succession (Franz Ehrle, Archiv f. L. u. K. 1887, p. 525).
[42] Angel. Clarin. Epist. (Archiv für Litt.-u. Kirchengeschichte, 1885, pp. 522-3, 527-9).—Hist. Tribulat. (Ibid. 1886, pp. 314-18).—Franz Ehrle (Ibid. 1886, p. 335.)
Franz Ehrle identifies the refuge of the Spirituals with the island of Trixonia in the Gulf of Corinth (Ibid. 1886, pp. 313-14).
[43] Angel. Clarin. Epist. (op. cit. 1885, 529-31).—Hist. Tribulat. (Ib. 1886, 320-6).—Wadding. ann. 1302, No. 8; 1307, No. 2-4.