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Hervaeus Natalis. The Poverty of Christ and the Apostles. Translated by John D. Jones. [Mediaeval Sources in Translation, 37; Studies in Moral Teaching, 2.] (Toronto: Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies. 1999. Pp. ix,184. $28.95 paperback.)
In 1322 and 1323 Pope John XXII issued a series of bulls rejecting the view of apostolic and Franciscan poverty held, not only by the spiritual Franciscans, but by leaders of the Franciscan order and by previous popes...
