Mindful also of the fragility of humankind, as the example of the good shepherd was left to his successors, and not for capturing glory, he raised up a tomb for himself, bertween the two columns of the chapel of the Holy Mother, in square stones. . . . Abbot John Ellem . . .also lies buried in the chapel of the Holy Mother to the south.

Memor etiam fragilitatis humanae, ut boni pastoris exemplum successoribus relinqueret, et non ad captandam gloriam, sepulchrum sibi ipsi, inter duas sacelli Divae Matris columnas, lapide quadrato in altum excitavit. Nec defuit illi quem in hac parte sequeretur author, vir optimus abbas Joannes Ellem, qui tabulam incomparabilem majoris arae in Kynlos suo aere adportavit; is etiam, constituto sibi sepulchro, in Divae Matris sacello ad austrum sepultus jacet.