Chapter

1 VI   |       exile, he established a monastery for himself at Milan. There,
2 VII  |     established for himself a monastery not far from the town. At
3 IX   |       be drawn forth from his monastery, a certain Ruricius, one
4 X    | visiting it, he established a monastery for himself about two miles
5 X    |       from among those in the monastery of Martin?~
6 XI   |       place very close to the monastery, which a false human opinion
7 XXI  |       great distance from the monastery. Nevertheless, although
8 XXIII|      himself not far from the monastery of the bishop, and many
9 XXIII| eagerly about, that the whole monastery in the place was excited.