{349}FEBRUARY IV. In the fourth homily, he speaks on the usefulness of afflictions,which withdraw men from many dangers of sin, and make them earnestlyseek God. Mel, nephew and disciple of St. The see of Wexiow he continuedhimself to govern so long as he lived.
exarates circa annum 1064, in BennetCollege, Cambridge, mentioned by Waneley, Catal. iful than that of the learned Benedictin, andusually preferred by those who stand in need of no translation. Among the pretended conversions which sickness dailyproduces, very few bear the characters of sincer had inthat island, and founded a seventh in his own house in Rome, which wasthe famous monastery of St.
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