Chapter

 1 3 | therefore returned with certain monks to his country, and, his
 2 5 |      discipline of the Egyptian monks, and put into practice the
 3 14|        and professed themselves monks. For as yet there were no
 4 15|         for there were now many monks with him) affirmed that
 5 24|       of Palestine, and all the monks flocked to him. When he
 6 25|          25. Wishing to set the monks an example of humility and
 7 25|        food to the neighbouring monks for the entertainment of
 8 25|         With a great company of monks he reached Elusa, as it
 9 26|        must see in passing, the monks knowing that one of their
10 27|      particularly abhorred such monks as were led by their lack
11 30|         crowds of clergymen and monks, of Christian matrons even (
12 30|         as his companions forty monks who had resources for the
13 30|   mountain, and there found two monks, Isaac and Pelusianus, the
14 46|       Majuma; and there all the monks and crowds of towns-folk