Stilting, in his comments on the life of St. rice to attempt it; once under Adrian, when they brought agreater desolation upon themselves; a second time under C ,) andfor the re-baptization of heretics. e himself, by anevident revelation or inspiration, should appoint such a means for themanifestation of his
o that he onlyescaped with his life by our saint's stepping between him and the mob,and covering him with his cloak. is holy conduct, but to dissipate all his doubts and fears, byrevealing to him this adorable mystery. I hope Inever advanced any tenet as your word, which I had not learned from you. A wicked strumpet of Caesarea, calledZoe, hearing his sanctity much extolled, at the instigation of the devilundertook to pervert him.
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