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himself and to his senses, and sanctifying them by the mostperfect dispositions in which he bore them. Hisinflexible firmness, in maintaining every point of monastic discipline,was tempered by the most winning sweetness and charity, and anunalterable calmness and meekness. He gave to every onea sufficient allowance for his subsistence during the ensuing year,according to their abstemious manner of living. Victor's at Paris, who died in the odor of sanctity, in theyear 1729, the eighty-fifth of his age, it is related that king LouisXIV.

John of God, Confessor. [8] Let us consider what was the happiness of that blessedcompany, in the way to Jerusalem, to whom it was granted to behold hisface, to hear his swe Gallia Christ. The acts of their martyrdom seeming of doubtful authority,all we can affirm with certainty of them is, that their remarkable zealexcited