hers; severalepistles; two homilies On the Rogation days; and a third on the same,lately published by Dom Ma The king then wenthimself, but was no sooner come into the presence of the holy abbot, buthe threw himself on the ground and continued prostrate till the saint,going to him, obliged him to rise. his senses, to purify the faculties of his soul, and entertain in his{668} heart a constant fire of devotion, by oc A small edition of Sulpicius's history, made from that correctly published by De Prato, would be of great service.
e inwhich his virtue had placed him, was as far above him, as he by hisroyal dignity was above his subjects. The Arians being in possession of the churches to the city, these two zealous laymen assembled them without the walls, at the tombs of the martyrs, for the exercise of religious duties. as a notorious changeling, double-dealer, and artful hypocrite, whooften made religion serve his own private ends. n, and in the doctrine, actions,and sufferings of our Blessed Redeemer, in a word, all theincomprehensibl
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