Her devotion to Christ in the blessedsacrament was most remarkable: she often wept abundantly, or appeared inecstasies during the mass, and muc From the silence of other authors, and the great commendations which the warmest enemies of the Pelagians bestow on our saint, especially Paulinus of Milan, in his life of St. rudence, solicitedhim by the most pressing letters to abandon such a dangerous andfruitless enterprise. ndfamine, made their application to him as to another Elias, begging himto intercede with God in their behalf.
Eustathius, they could not agree in the choice of his successor; those who were most attached to this holy prelate, with St. ad Usuard; Pantaleon,Prosopographiae Vir. Schoepflin, Alsatia Illustrata, Colmariae, an. that the poor people might not perishfor want; but was only answered by railleries, as if the Irish c
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