This organisation was parodied in a work by Erasmus Alberus titled for one group’s “owl-mirror and Koran”. People who denied members of this organisation shelter in Abingdon were supposedly suffocated to death by a dream-invading Jesus Christ, according to its Chronicle of the Twenty-Four Generals. To attempt to unify branches of this organisation, John of Capistrano drew up the Martinian statutes. This organisation collected its legislation in the 1260 Constitutions of (*) Narbonne. A schism ensued between this organisation’s Conventual and Spiritual factions due to debate regarding its founder’s stance on poverty. This organisation’s founder supposedly composed the Canticle of the Sun at a cottage (10[1])built for him by Saint Clare. For 10 points, name this religious order once led by Saint Bonaventure and founded by a saint of Assisi. (10[1])■END■ (10[1])