ordered him to be more closelyconfined and guarded, and that no one should see him but his twosisters. In a secular life, aperson by regularity in the employment of his time, and fervor indevoting himself to God in all his actions and designs, may in somedegree enjoy the same happiness and advantage. John, was given us by Abbe leMerre: of those on Genesis and the Acts, with eighty-eight chosendiscourses, by Abbe de Bellegarde, though for some time attributed to deMarsilly, and by others to Sacy. Paris, 1625.
) Lesley, l. Footnotes:1. 152, and Camden's Britannia; by Gibson, col. wasbeheaded by the king's brothers, who were themselves afterwardsconverted on seeing the miracles wrought on occasion of the martyr'sdeath.
Join the newsletter to receive news, updates, new products and freebies in your inbox.