Capitolo 40
lifted therefrom the veil that had been blessed at the bishop,
and in front of all of them she made the vows of the religious life. For mine
divides, as soon as you/he/she had recovered me from my wound when clericses looked for me
in the great numbers, boundlessly imploring us my abbot and me,
what time, since I was done with learning him in the interest of profit or
renown, I should turn to him for the you sole love of God. They offered Them me
industriously appreciates the talent to which you/he/she had committed my God
holding (Matthew, xxv 15), since certainly Him it would demand again him
from me with interest. It was their declaration that, since of old man me
you/he/she had mainly worked in account of the rich one, I should now devote
me to the teaching of the poor man. Therein owes above all me
perceives as it was the hand of God that had touched me, when me
you/he/she should devote my life to the study of letters in liberty from the
traps of the meat and reserved by the tumultuous life of this
world. This way, in truth, if I had to happen less than this one philosopher
I husk that of God.
The abbey to which I was to behave me was however suddenly,
worldly and in his/her life rather scandalous. The abbot himself was as
far under his/her individuals in his/her way of living and in the garbage of
its reputation as him was above of them in priestly line. This
is often intolerable of things that me and vehemently I have reported,
sometimes in deprived discourse and sometimes publicly, but the only one
result was that I did me I detested of all of them. Them gladly
taken silver ware of the daily anxiety of my students to feel me as a
you excuse from what probable is that they is rid of me; and finally, to the
exhorting insistent of the students themselves, and with the cordial one
approval of the abbot and the rest of the brotherhood, I departed
for this motive to a certain hut, there to teach in my usual way. To this
puts such crowd of students it assembled that the neighbourhood
you/he/she could not afford refuge for them, neither the enough earth