Chapter

 1 1|     their activity into social work. We have here the first
 2 2|    shelter, clothing, food and work. Their work consisted chiefly
 3 2| clothing, food and work. Their work consisted chiefly of making
 4 2|       shelter, dress, food and work, was regulated by each individual
 5 3|       shelter, dress, diet and work of the monks under supervision.
 6 3|        direction was the chief work of Basil the Great the (
 7 3|   There be composed his famous work, Ascetica, which was to
 8 3|      from practical and social work, in order to be unfettered
 9 3| unfettered for their spiritual work; and at the same time the
10 3|        Diet and to some extent work were released from control.
11 4| between the sexes, and avoided work. Because of the dominant
12 5|      one for rest, and one for work. Their intense work has
13 5|        for work. Their intense work has a threefold purpose:
14 5|           Connected with their work were the philanthropic activities
15 5|       occupied themselves with work, as we have described above,