III. How the bretherne shold behave them self when they goo by the weye:

... I cownsell also warne and exhorte my bretherne in oure Lorde Jhesu

Criste that they bralle nat, nor strive in ther wordis or communication,

nor that they juge norre deme[13] none other men; but that thei be meke,

peasible, softe, gentille and curteis, and lowly, honestly spekynge and

answerynge to euery manne as vntoo them accordith and belongith. And

they shalnot ride, but yf they be constrayned by evident necessitee or

ellis by sekeness. In to what house or place someuer they enter they

shalle saye firste, "pece be vnto this howse." And, accordynge too the

holy gospelle, they may ete of all maner of mettis whiche be sette

before them.

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