Chapter

 1 II  |     philosophy; and in the very monastery wherein he had shut himself
 2 II  |     brotherhood in their former monastery, much as if he would free
 3 VIII|         HE BECAME A MONK IN THE MONASTERY OF ST. DENIS AND HELOISE
 4 IX  |    abbey, in other words to the monastery of St. Denis, and that there
 5 IX  |  authorizing me to return to my monastery and there await such action
 6 IX  |        me for a year in another monastery. The argument they used
 7 IX  |         of the confinement in a monastery, knowing that within a few
 8 X   |         present, and led to his monastery as to a prison. And with
 9 X   |      the monks of the aforesaid monastery, thinking that I would remain
10 X   |       shortly freed me from the monastery whither I had been taken,
11 X   |         had always felt for our monastery, and that I was seeking
12 X   |        I fled secretly from the monastery by night, helped thereto
13 X   |     pass. But in order that the monastery might not be shorn of any
14 XIII|    state of disorder within the monastery to seize all the lands adjacent
15 XIII|      foreign to me. Outside the monastery the lord and his henchmen
16 XIII| belonged in earlier days to his monastery, my abbot of St. Denis got