The Life and Times of Saint Bernard - Abbot of Clairvaux, A. D. 1091-1153 #255253

I use Mabillon's 2ud edition of Saint Bernard's Works, 1690, in two vols. Fol. The Abbé Migue's reprint is also extremely convenient, and has the numbers of the columns as they stand in Mabillon's edition inserted in the text; so that the reference is good for either Migne or Mabillon. As regards Tessehn's character for gentleness, it would seem to have been a reco Iised trait of the ideal of a knig t. Thus Chaucer.