world,often saying that none of them was worthy to be his slave; and hehonored and respected him as if he had been his own father. But the enemy of mankind sowing between them the seeds ofdiscord, this their friendship was succeeded by the most implacablehatred, and they declined meeting each other in the streets. Rosweide, published by Henschenius, with notes, p. Theodosius obliged them to leaveConstantinople, notwithstanding the protection of the bishop.
e propitious to me,O Lord, through the prayers of these martyrs--Being assisted by thedivine grace, and strengthened b He was so perfectly mortified, and dead to hissenses, that he ate without reflecting either on the kind or quality ofhis food, so that after meals he often knew not what he had been eating. ty, and deploring the blindness of the world, oraspiring after heavenly gifts, or begging light, grace, or the divinelove. aid avisit to his stepmother at Corfesgeate, now Corfe-castle, in the isle ofPurbeck, and desired to see his young brother at the door.
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