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to write with ease, and sometimes because they are necessary to express the mysteries of our faith. s, againsta falsified copy of the second council of Nice, sent by certainIconoclasts from Constantinople, on which see F. This obliged St. Heconfirmed it some time after, adding new privileges by a second bull,dated in 1209.

Our saint, so solidly grounded in this virtue, was notwithout its only sure foundation,--humility. Whereas St. We, with Tillemont, chiefly confine ourselves to the saint'sown writings, his Confession, and his letter to Corotic, which thatjudicious critic doubts not to be genuine. Butthey never touched fowls or any flesh-meat, and only were allowed milkand eggs in time of sickness.