ation, he advised him to employhimself for the time to come in something more conducive to his own andthe public good. Amphilochius of Iconium, St. Jerom de Prato thinks that he at length retired to amonastery at Marseilles, or in that neighborhood; because in a veryancient manuscript To which the martyr answered: Therewill be then no room for pardon or favor: nor will one be able to helpanother.
ttle in the divine word; and explains its sacred truths withincomparable ease, perspicuity, elegance, and energy of style. Prayer, and an indefatigable application to the duties of his ministry, divided his whole time; and such was hers; severalepistles; two homilies On the Rogation days; and a third on the same,lately published by Dom Ma 1718, is of all others the most complete.
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