Florentum S. Francisci Assisiensis

This is a collection of stories about Saint Francis of Assisi, compiled in the 14th century and known as The Little Flowers of St. Francis. The book presents vivid and often charming anecdotes about the life and miracles of the saint, as well as his teachings on poverty, humility, and charity.
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