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 1 VI  |      on devoted love. Of this St. Jerome in his epistle to
 2 VII |   purpose of warning us. Thus St. Jerome, in his first book
 3 VII |      Again, in the same work, St. Jerome tells how Cicero,
 4 VII |     whom, on the authority of St. Jerome (Epist. 4 and 13),
 5 VII | subject in the eighth book of St. Augustine's "City of God,"
 6 VIII|      MONK IN THE MONASTERY OF ST. DENIS AND HELOISE A NUN
 7 VIII|       garb, I in the abbey of St. Denis, and she in the convent
 8 IX  |     words to the monastery of St. Denis, and that there a
 9 X   |   handed over to the Abbot of St. Médard, who was there present,
10 X   |    did I repeat the lament of St. Anthony: "Kindly Jesus,
11 XI  |       of the Sepulchre, or of St. Michael, or John, or Peter,
12 XII |       heretics of old hounded St. Athanasius. Often, God
13 XIII|    Vannes, a certain abbey of St. Gildas at Ruits, then mourning
14 XIII|    his monastery, my abbot of St. Denis got possession of
15 XIV |   thought of the complaint of St. Jerome in his letter to
16 XIV |        Prov. xxii. 1). And as St. Augustine tells us in a
17 XIV |  whole of body. On this point St. Augustine, in his book
18 XIV |    the holy apostles act, for St. Paul says: 'Have we not
19 XIV |     that captive monk of whom St. Jerome writes, living in
20 XV  |      the monks sought to slay St. Benedict! Methinks the
21 XV  |           Commenting on this, St. Jerome, whose heir methinks