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 1 9 |        everywhere, not only the monks who lived close by desired
 2 10|         each of which he put 12 monks with their Superiors, and
 3 11|          he took with him a few monks and went to another place".13
 4 13|       the manner of life of the monks of the East, as to adapt
 5 13|       activity which allows the monks "to give to others the fruit
 6 14|         duties and works of the monks are tempered by the benevolence
 7 15|       man of God, wrote for the monks was outstanding for wisdom
 8 16|         govern the souls of the monks and to lead them to evangelical
 9 16| monastery, let him call all the monks and listen carefully to
10 21|         to heaven, the Order of monks he founded was far from
11 22|       so now countless bands of monks whose arms "are not carnal
12 22|   nations also rejoice in these monks as their Apostles and consider
13 32|         by a small home for the monks has been erected recently.
14 33|      and to the whole family of monks which glories in this law-giver