rt which hefinds in death which is terrible {256} to kings, but by which he istranslated to an immortal crown, &c. They adoreidols of grotesque shapes, by which they represent certain famous wickedancestors: the chiefest are Amida and Xacha. Walburge, Abbess in England. hing,--while we eat our bread, or drinkour cups, in coming in and going out, before sleep, and in rising, inwalking, and in standing still.
Thesaint made against them his sermon, entitled, Against those who do notreceive chastisement submissively Victor and of St. Above all, the will must be rendered supple and pliant by frequentself-denial, which must reach and keep in subjection all its mosttrifling sallies and inclinations. This simplicity and purity of heart; this love of being hid in God,through Jesus Christ, is the perfection of all our sacrifices, a
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