See Fleury, t. nce and purity; which he preserved only by humility, and the most scrupulous flight of all dangerous occasions. andby continual prayer at his work, and at other times, to purify hisheart, and inflame it with heavenly affections. About the year 360.
He shows it was suitable that man, being made to commandin quality of king all this lower creation, should find his palacealready perdition, and bestowed on us the grace of his adoption, and all thehigh privileges that are annexed to this dignity. 158; Robertus de Monte a Append, ad. At leastthe style is so opposite to that of St.
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