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A chronological account of the founding, growth, and daily life of a medieval community of canons regular on Mount St. Agnes, recording the establishment of the monastery and its chapel, the appointment and deaths of successive priors and brothers, episodes of poverty, providential provision, disease, exile under ecclesiastical interdict and eventual returns, liturgical dedications and consecrations of altars and burial grounds, and examples of monastic virtues such as obedience, humility, and communal care. The narrative interleaves administrative decisions, sacramental rites, and short biographical notices to trace the spiritual and institutional development of the house.
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