Chapter

 1 III    |      that after three days no monk whatsoever should be found
 2 IV     | should any be found leading a monk's life, he should be put
 3 VI     |    was at that time a certain monk, learned in heavenly things,
 4 XXII   |       learn where he is." The monk answered, "And wherefore
 5 XXII   |       Show me his abode." The monk answered, "Had he wished
 6 XXII   |  before me." "What," said the monk, "seest thou in our case
 7 XXIII  |       already perished?" ~The monk said, "Five reasons I gave
 8 XXIII  |   punishment and death." ~The monk answered, "If thou art eager
 9 XXIII  |   noble-minded, great-hearted monk, that lover of the heavenly
10 XXVIII |       to a den belonging to a monk that had attained to the
11 XXXVIII|       thither. There he met a monk pursuing a hermit life.