andof his own nothingness and miseries, laid the foundation by improving inhim continually the most profound spirit of humility and compunction. William Howel, in his learned General History, t. umility of the holy penitent prevented the execution of thatdesign; for having begged at least a respite, he died within ten days. In the second dialogue, Gallus recounts{305} many circumstances of the life of St.
) He callsthe character given by confirmation the signet of the communication ofthe Holy Ghost, (Cat. See Thomasin des Fetes, p. His frame is so admirable, his nature so excellent, that the wholeBlessed Trinity proceeds as it were by a council, to his formation. [50] In them he makes some compliments to Phocas, whichare not so much praises as respectful exhortations to a tyrant in power,and wishes of the public liberty, peace, and happiness.
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