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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. XI
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951 Chapter XXX. That no determination should be made on those things which concern the needs of the common life. 952 The Conferences of John Cassian. Part III. Containing Conferences XVIII.-XXIV. 953 Preface. 954 Conference XVIII. Conference of Abbot Piamun. On the Three Sorts of Monks. 955 Chapter I. How we came to Diolcos and were received by Abbot Piamun. 956 Chapter II. The words of Abbot Piamun, how monks who were novices ought to be taught by the example of their elders. 957 Chapter III. How the juniors ought not to discuss the orders of the seniors. 958 Chapter IV. Of the three sorts of monks which there are in Egypt. 959 Chapter V. Of the founders who originated the order of Cœnobites. 960 Chapter VI. Of the system of the Anchorites and its beginning. 961 Chapter VII. Of the origin of the Sarabaites and their mode of life. 962 Chapter VIII. Of a fourth sort of monks. 963 Chapter IX. A question as to what is the difference between a Cœnobium and a monastery. 964 Chapter X. The answer. 965 Chapter XI. Of true humility, and how Abbot Serapion exposed the mock humility of a certain man. 966 Chapter XII. A question how true patience can be gained. 967 Chapter XIII. The answer. 968 Chapter XIV. Of the example of patience given by a certain religious woman. 969 Chapter XV. Of the example of patience given by Abbot Paphnutius. 970 Chapter XVI. On the perfection of patience. 971 Conference XIX. Conference of Abbot John. On the Aim of the Cœnobite and Hermit. 972 Chapter I. Of the Cœnobium of Abbot Paul and the patience of a certain brother. 973 Chapter II. Of Abbot John's humility and our question. 974 Chapter III. Abbot John's answer why he had left the desert. 975 Chapter IV. Of the excellence which the aforesaid old man showed in the system of the anchorites.
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. XI
1,213 chapters English Public domain
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1,213 chapters
951 Chapter XXX. That no determination should be made on those things which concern the needs of the common life. 952 The Conferences of John Cassian. Part III. Containing Conferences XVIII.-XXIV. 953 Preface. 954 Conference XVIII. Conference of Abbot Piamun. On the Three Sorts of Monks. 955 Chapter I. How we came to Diolcos and were received by Abbot Piamun. 956 Chapter II. The words of Abbot Piamun, how monks who were novices ought to be taught by the example of their elders. 957 Chapter III. How the juniors ought not to discuss the orders of the seniors. 958 Chapter IV. Of the three sorts of monks which there are in Egypt. 959 Chapter V. Of the founders who originated the order of Cœnobites. 960 Chapter VI. Of the system of the Anchorites and its beginning. 961 Chapter VII. Of the origin of the Sarabaites and their mode of life. 962 Chapter VIII. Of a fourth sort of monks. 963 Chapter IX. A question as to what is the difference between a Cœnobium and a monastery. 964 Chapter X. The answer. 965 Chapter XI. Of true humility, and how Abbot Serapion exposed the mock humility of a certain man. 966 Chapter XII. A question how true patience can be gained. 967 Chapter XIII. The answer. 968 Chapter XIV. Of the example of patience given by a certain religious woman. 969 Chapter XV. Of the example of patience given by Abbot Paphnutius. 970 Chapter XVI. On the perfection of patience. 971 Conference XIX. Conference of Abbot John. On the Aim of the Cœnobite and Hermit. 972 Chapter I. Of the Cœnobium of Abbot Paul and the patience of a certain brother. 973 Chapter II. Of Abbot John's humility and our question. 974 Chapter III. Abbot John's answer why he had left the desert. 975 Chapter IV. Of the excellence which the aforesaid old man showed in the system of the anchorites.
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Ser. II, Vol. XI
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1,213 chapters
951 Chapter XXX. That no determination should be made on those things which concern the needs of the common life. 952 The Conferences of John Cassian. Part III. Containing Conferences XVIII.-XXIV. 953 Preface. 954 Conference XVIII. Conference of Abbot Piamun. On the Three Sorts of Monks. 955 Chapter I. How we came to Diolcos and were received by Abbot Piamun. 956 Chapter II. The words of Abbot Piamun, how monks who were novices ought to be taught by the example of their elders. 957 Chapter III. How the juniors ought not to discuss the orders of the seniors. 958 Chapter IV. Of the three sorts of monks which there are in Egypt. 959 Chapter V. Of the founders who originated the order of Cœnobites. 960 Chapter VI. Of the system of the Anchorites and its beginning. 961 Chapter VII. Of the origin of the Sarabaites and their mode of life. 962 Chapter VIII. Of a fourth sort of monks. 963 Chapter IX. A question as to what is the difference between a Cœnobium and a monastery. 964 Chapter X. The answer. 965 Chapter XI. Of true humility, and how Abbot Serapion exposed the mock humility of a certain man. 966 Chapter XII. A question how true patience can be gained. 967 Chapter XIII. The answer. 968 Chapter XIV. Of the example of patience given by a certain religious woman. 969 Chapter XV. Of the example of patience given by Abbot Paphnutius. 970 Chapter XVI. On the perfection of patience. 971 Conference XIX. Conference of Abbot John. On the Aim of the Cœnobite and Hermit. 972 Chapter I. Of the Cœnobium of Abbot Paul and the patience of a certain brother. 973 Chapter II. Of Abbot John's humility and our question. 974 Chapter III. Abbot John's answer why he had left the desert. 975 Chapter IV. Of the excellence which the aforesaid old man showed in the system of the anchorites.
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