But in both are intermixed several injudicious popularreports. re used to bring him to himself, all which he underwent in thespirit of penance, and by way of atonement for the sins of his pastlife. I do not remember ever to have asked of God any thingby him which I did not obtain. dence of that attachment, as well as ofthe eminent degree in which it pleased God to enable him to appreciateits consoling mysteries.
in 360; and is mentioned bySocrates to have survived our saint, though he continued still inbanishment under Jovian. In opposing the Apollinarist heresy, he had the misfortuneto lay the seeds of Nestorianism in a book which he composed on theIncarnation, and other writings. ) He distinguishes in hell the loss of God, and secondly, fire andthe other pains of sense. Many others, especially Jesuits, sufferedvariously, being either burnt at slow fires, crucified, beheaded, orthrown into a burnin
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