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351, D'Andilly, and most correct in the Acta Sanctorum, bythe Bollandists. of Malmesbury l. The saint, to nourishin his heart the sentiments of humility and charity, had everywheretwelve poor persons at his table, whom he served, and also washed andkissed their feet. Bennet and the ancient custom of regular places, asBaronius takes notice, which seems to imply former distinct institutes.

Zeno, son and successor to Leo theThracian, favored the Eutychians. But soldiers there huntedthem like wild beasts, and many were taken. In his sixteenth year he was carriedinto captivity by certain barbarians, together with many of his father'svassals and slaves, taken upon his estate. In 1614, new cruelties were exercised toovercome their constancy, as by bruising their feet between certainpiec