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Page 223
When they reached Bologna they found that city hemmed in by the besieging troops of Pope Julius , and were perforce obliged to pass on to Florence , where they stayed for several weeks . Learning at last that it was safe to return now ...
When they reached Bologna they found that city hemmed in by the besieging troops of Pope Julius , and were perforce obliged to pass on to Florence , where they stayed for several weeks . Learning at last that it was safe to return now ...
Page 248
This was a bad place for a man to pass the winter in . Gi . It was so ; but it was a great deal worse to pass a summer in . Ja . Why so ? Gi . Because there was such a multitude of fleas and bugs that there was no being quiet in the day ...
This was a bad place for a man to pass the winter in . Gi . It was so ; but it was a great deal worse to pass a summer in . Ja . Why so ? Gi . Because there was such a multitude of fleas and bugs that there was no being quiet in the day ...
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matters , and not in Christ , pass the duty on to the regulars . The regulars in turn pass it on to the monks , of whom those who are too lax pass it on to their stricter brethren ; these with one accord pass it on to the Mendicants ...
matters , and not in Christ , pass the duty on to the regulars . The regulars in turn pass it on to the monks , of whom those who are too lax pass it on to their stricter brethren ; these with one accord pass it on to the Mendicants ...
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Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
MONASTIC LIFE AT STEYN | 39 |
SECRETARY TO THE BISHOP OF CAMBRAI MATRICULATION | 49 |
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