Ipsum namque est quod nunc grande de modico effectum, Muigeo consuete vocatur, et conversis iamdudum ad meliora instituta omnibus, egregium examen continet monachorum, qui de provincia Anglorum ibidem collecti ad exemplum vencrabilium patrum sub regula et abbate canonico, in magna continentia et sinceritate proprio labore manuum vivant.
For it is the selfsame which is now customably called Muigeo, being much enlarged of that it was at first, and (all things being long since brought to a better order) hath in it a notable company of monks gathered from the country of the English; who live therein after the example of the worthy old fathers, under a rule and canonical abbot, in great abstinence and singleness of heart by the labour of their own hands.
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