Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XI   |        Chapter XI.~"When the monk whom I have mentioned heard
 2      I, XIII |   residence of a certain old monk who dwelt at the foot of
 3      I, XIII |  thing in these regions. The monk had one ox, the whole labor
 4      I, XIII |      common with his ox, the monk performed, as well as his
 5      I, XIII |    us, while our friend, the monk, plucked some fruit hanging
 6      I, XXVII|    not fitting either that a monk should show such cunning,
 7      I, XXVII|     he did as a layman and a monk. At the same time, I shall
 8     II, IV   |    were which, while still a monk, he accomplished, and which,
 9     II, XI   |   having professed himself a monk, and had erected a cell
10     II, XI   | again to a man who was now a monk, and not a husband. At last,