Les MIss #3
In chapter three it describes the district of Digne having a few of plains, many mountains, an dhaving hardly any roads. The bishop had to visit thirty-two curacies, forty-one vicarships, and two hundred and eighty-five auxiliary chapels. He did this on foot when it was in the neighborhood. If it was on the plain he went in a tilted spring cart. Two old women accompanied him when the trip wasn't to long. One day he arrived at Senez an ancient episcopal city. He rode his donkey and when he arrived some of the people laughed at him. He explain that he did so because he needed too and not because of his achievements as a priest. During his visits he talked to cities about how their neighbors did things differently. In Catons he talked to them about Briancon. They helped the poor and unlike in Catons. Because of this he said the city was blesses by god. He did this for every place he visited.