Chapter

 1 VIII|             the sacred garb, I in the abbey of St. Denis, and she in
 2 VIII|              world than of God. ~ The abbey, however, to which I had
 3 IX  |               me back with him to our abbey, in other words to the monastery
 4 X   |            wished to go to some other abbey, a thing which they regarded
 5 X   |               should now desert their abbey and seek another. For this
 6 X   | irregularities in the conduct of this abbey would tend to bring it more
 7 X   |           under the rule of any other abbey. This was agreed upon and
 8 XIII|                 CHAPTER XIII ~ OF THE ABBEY TO WHICH HE WAS CALLED AND
 9 XIII|        bishopric of Vannes, a certain abbey of St. Gildas at Ruits,
10 XIII|              of its shepherd. To this abbey the elective choice of the
11 XIII|           time previously brought the abbey under his control, taking
12 XIII|           Denis got possession of the abbey of Argenteuil, of which
13 XIII|             taken the veil. From this abbey he expelled by force all
14 XV  |             XV ~ OF THE PERILS OF HIS ABBEY AND OF THE REASONS FOR THE
15 XV  |             the extent of leaving the abbey and dwelling with a few
16 XV  |            thereafter depart from the abbey and no longer trouble me
17 XV  |            For when I returned to the abbey after the expulsion of those