praepositus illis quidem videtur sanctus Auxanius, qui vir, ut nosti, plusculum iusto et corpore infirmus et verecundus ingenio eoque parendi quam imperandi promptior exigit te rogari, ut tuo ipse sub magisterio monasterii magister accedat et, si quis illum de iunioribus spreverit tamquam imperitum vel pusillanimem, per te unum sentiat utrumque non impune contemni.
That good man Auxanius has ostensibly become their head, but, as you know, he is physically rather frail and, being naturally shy, he is more ready to obey than to command; so he urges that you should be invited to the place, in order that he may himself be under your direction when he assumes the direction of the monastery, and that, in case any of the junior brethren should scorn him as being inexperienced or timid, you, acting alone, should make the offender feel that neither of you can be slighted with impunity.
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