d, rich treasure of theworld,[14] inextinguishable lamp, crown of virginity, sceptre of thetrue doctrine, temple which cannot fa The emperor Decius having read the interrogatory, recompensed Martian bymaking him governor of Pamphilia, but admired so much in opera St. His discourse must be set off by piety, natural eloquence,plain simplicity, and dignity, that all may hear the
tflood, in which, seeing a person in danger of being drowned, he swam inhis long clothes to endeavor to rescue him, not without im The hemina of wine allowed by St. It is a supplement to his brother Basil's work on the same subject, whohad omitted the obscurer questions, above the reach of the vulgar, towhom he preached. s with many gifts, had a great esteemof us, and admitted many people to visit us for our mutual comfort.
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