Chapter

 1 I      |  many, who had adopted the monastic rule, abhorred alike all
 2 I      |   against the ranks of the monastic orders, and against them
 3 I      |   chiefs and rulers of the monastic order some in rebuking his
 4 II     | fiercer persecution of the monastic order, while treating with
 5 IV     |   that country none of the monastic order, save those that had
 6 VI     |    model follower of every monastic rule. Whence he sprang,
 7 VI     |   and by the sweats of the monastic life that they had thus
 8 XII    |  they adopted the quiet of monastic life, some facing the rigours
 9 XII    |    been the founder of the monastic life, Antony by name, by
10 XVIII  | depart to the place of thy monastic life, and the peace of God
11 XXVIII |    wrestling-school of the monastic life. He himself spent his
12 XXXVIII|     For this is the end of monastic life, never to be found
13 XL     |   kingdom, and adopted the monastic life; and thirty and five