Jiang's allegorical reading of the lady Francis marries: Poverty, first joined to Jesus and later willingly embraced by Francis.
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Poverty as bride
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"his mighty influence for even as a youth he ran to war against his father on behalf of her the lady unto whom just..."
"...rejected his community in order to wed poverty okay so the bride she is referring to poverty right and who married poverty before francis..."
"...vanquished and can never probe its death depth so that the bride of him who was for him confided in the sickest of men..."
"...so let's try to unpack this does anyone know what the bride of jesus is the bride of god who what"
"is the bride of god um well if i was a heretic i would say mary magdalene"
"no guys it's a catholic church right the bride of god yeah yeah okay that's a heretic all right the bride of god is..."
"...so fruitful. Gideas goes barefoot, and Sylvester behind the groom, the bride delights them so. Then Francis, father, master, goes his way with both..."
"...not their merits and that was that he then sustained his bride providing her with two who could revive ourselves when people champion suit..."
"...I God that I will give you my sister as a bride okay so it's another vow right and they win the battle so..."
"...this battle i will give you my sister picardo as your bride okay so he's already made this vow so we are now now..."
"...men in Latium have seen me in defeat. Lavinia is your bride. Go no further down the road of hatred."
"...give you his daughter for money. And you will be our bride. And you will be the glory of all of Greece. You have..."
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