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Conference XIX. Conference of Abbot John. On the Aim of the Cœnobite and Hermit.
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Chapter I. Of the Cœnobium of Abbot Paul and the patience of a certain brother.
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Chapter II. Of Abbot John's humility and our question.iv.vi.iii.ii
Chapter III. Abbot John's answer why he had left the desert.iv.vi.iii.iii
Chapter IV. Of the excellence which the aforesaid old man showed in the system of the anchorites.iv.vi.iii.iv
Chapter V. Of the advantages of the desert.iv.vi.iii.v
Chapter VI. Of the conveniences of the Cœnobium.iv.vi.iii.vi
Chapter VII. A question on the fruits of the Cœnobium and the desert.iv.vi.iii.vii
Chapter VIII. The answer to the question proposed.iv.vi.iii.viii
Chapter IX. Of true and complete perfection.iv.vi.iii.ix
Chapter X. Of those who while still imperfect retire into the desert.iv.vi.iii.x
Chapter XI. A question how to cure those who have hastily left the congregation of the Cœnobium.iv.vi.iii.xi
Chapter XII. The answer telling how a solitary can discover his faults.iv.vi.iii.xii
Chapter XIII. A question how a man can be cured who has entered on solitude without having his faults eradicated.iv.vi.iii.xiii
Chapter XIV. The answer on their remedies.iv.vi.iii.xiv
Chapter XV. A question whether chastity ought to be ascertained just as the other feelings.iv.vi.iii.xv
Chapter XVI. The answer giving the proofs by which it can be recognized.iv.vi.iii.xvi