stice with regard to the public, by desiring acharge to which he is no ways equal: or he thinks himself qualifi , full ofnothing but of God and his own insufficiency, never reflecting on hisown qualifications, or on what was the opinion of others concerning him. From the life of St. , pilgrims resorted thither from all parts of theeast, as appears from the Spiritual Meadow,[2] Zonaras,[3] andCedrenus.
He iswith her, not only by his essence, by his presence, by his power; for heis thus with all his creatures: He i [9] The style of the martyr everywherefollows the impulses of a burning charity, rather than the rules ofgrammar, and his pen is never able to express the sublimity of histhoughts. Perpetuae et Felicitatis. The wise ones, according to this world, regarded theundertaking as impracticable; and the most resolute, whetherecclesiastics or religious, were terrified at its difficulties anddangers.
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