skill in the holy scriptures and inecclesiastical affairs, and attained to an eminent degree of sanctity. Thirdly, we must live as much as may bein a habit of recollection, and the practice of the divine presence,and, after any dissipating affairs, return eagerly to close retirementfor some short time. imes: but Constantine was soon after sincerely converted, asGale informs us from an ancient Welsh chronicle. 15, 21, et Bibl.
Finding himself indisposed, he took his last leave of hisfriends, saying, he should see them no more; which drew from them floodsof tears. He had a sovereign contemptof all earthly things, whether riches, honors, dangers, or sufferings. Scoti-chron. Though I am in chains, and understand heavenly things, the ranks of angels and principalities, things visible a
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