Jacques Dalarun analyzed a man from this city’s “motherly” mode of “legislation through renunciation” in a book that opens with a story of a woman from this city being kicked in the mouth while washing the feet of her subjects. A parable in which a man from this city birthed a king’s son is found (-5[1])in Legends of the Three Companions. Thomas of Celano (“chay-LAH-no”) wrote a hagiography of the founder of an order of nuns at (*) San Damiano in this city. Each brother must act as each other’s mother, per the Rule for Hermitages written by a (-5[1])man from this city who founded (10[1])the (10[2])Little (10[1])Brothers and addressed “Sister Water” in the (10[1])Canticle (10[1])of the Sun. (10[4])The Poor Clares (10[1])were founded in this city, where “Il Poverello” (10[1])gained fame (10[2])for preaching to animals. (10[2]-5[1])For 10 points, (10[2])name this home (-5[1])city of (10[3]0[4])Saint Francis. (10[1])■END■ (10[1])