The most surprising, perhaps, is the legend concerning the transcribing of the Four Gospels by one of his monks, named Dimma, which is associated with the manuscript now known as the Book of Dimma. It appears that Dimma could only undertake one day's task, from sunrise to sunset.
One of the most remarkable aspects of this story is the legend about the copying of the Four Gospels by a monk named Dimma, which has been linked to the manuscript now known as the Book of Dimma. It appears that Dimma's work was limited to one day's labor from morning till evening.