Upon whichEuphrasia fell at her feet, begging her to pardon and pray for her. f cruelty, he caused Victorinus to be thrown into agreat mortar, (the Greek Menology says, of marble. When all his inclinations have oneuniform bent, and all his labors the same tendency, his progress must begreat, because uninterrupted, however imperceptible it may often appear. His sect remains to this day verynumerous in the East.
Against avarice, Hom. aments,auricular confession, the marrying but one wife; all this oversets themanners and customs, and strikes at the religion and laws of thecountry. His patience was perfected by continual infirmities in his lastyears, and he finished his sacrifice about the year 618, in thesixty-fifth of his age. Hypatia, a paganlady, kept a public school of philosophy in the city.
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