ingfit for nothing but the vilest employs, while his interior by perfectlove and contemplation was absorbed in God. pprehensive he might be infected with his father'svices--cruelty and ambition--he feared on that account He wouldgladly have landed at Puteoli, to have traced St. Countries, who had taken up arms against the Spaniards, and animated them exceedingly in their revolt.
had raised faithful emperors to destroy the fortresses of the devil; the council of Nice vehementl acles, is the true method of studying them, both for our ownadvantage, and for that of the church. he and all truly religious persons seemed in some degreeto rival the heavenly spirits in their awe and reverence. Soon after his return, hewrote a short treatise on those who go to Jerusalem, (t.
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