| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - d in the east toward the end of the third century. in the west it dates from the time of jean cassien (d. 432, founder of two monasteries in marseilles; saint cesaire (470-543, a monk of lerins, then bishop of aries, who set down a rule for the monasteries of his regions; and especially saint benoit (480-547, abbot of vicovaro and founder of monte cassino, whose rule was imported into gaul by his
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