Chapter

 1 II   |    daily sustenance. Even then, far from being a senseless hearer
 2 II   |     hearer of the Gospel, he so far complied with its precepts
 3 VII  |         himself a monastery not far from the town. At this time
 4 X    |       noble rank. These, though far differently brought up,
 5 XI   |        a bishop. There was, not far from the town, a place very
 6 XVII |         jaws, drawing his teeth far away he took care not to
 7 XXIII|        an abode for himself not far from the monastery of the
 8 XXV  |      partly from himself, in so far as I could venture to question
 9 XXV  | fellowship with him! He went so far as in person to present
10 XXVI |     food or sleep, except in so far as the necessities of nature
11 XXVI |         of such conduct, or, as far as in him lay, repel them