iussit eum Theodorus ubicumque longius iter instaret, equitare, multumque renitentem, studio et amore pii laboris, ipse eum manu sua levavit in equum, quia nimirum sanctum esse virum comperit, atque equo vehi quo esset necesse, compulit.
Theodore willed him to ride whensoever there came occasion of a longer journey; and when Chad strongly resisted for the desire and love that he had of godly travail, Theodore himself did lift him on horseback with his own hands, knowing him indeed to be a holy man, and so compelled him to ride whither need required.
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