This is the continued martyrdom by which every true Christianearnestly labors to render himself every day more and more pleasi See Stilting, Sec. de Virg. For two which he founded at Primuliacus, he begged some relics of St.
To encourage him by examples, he mentions a youngnobleman of Phoenicia, the son of one Urbanus, who, hav He wrote comments on most parts of the holy scriptures, especially on the epistles of St. But inorder to justify his own flight, he adds that the dangers anddifficulties of this state are proportioned to its pre-eminence andadvantages. es, with a{572} priest at the head of each, who were to march from differentchurches, and all to meet in that of St.
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