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This appears morewonderful to those who know how jealous authors are of their works, asthe offspring of their reason and judgment, of which men are of allthings the fondest. e in spirit all earthly objects; we must dig adeep foundation of sincere humility in the very centre of ournothingness Though such actions, when of duty, fall under the order ofour salvation, and must be so moderated, directed, and animated with aspirit of religion, as to be made means of our sanctification. Francis, called the Penitents; and, three years after, that of themitigated Clares or Urbanists, with the view of reforming that order,and reducing it to its primitive austerity.

The fourth tome contains sixty-seven homilies on Genesis, which werepreached at Antioch during Lent, some year later than 386. Early ardentsentiments of piety seemed to have prevented in her the use of reason. See an account of these two last in the life of St. This has been reprinted at Verona and again at Ausburg, in 1758, with the addition of the useful anonymous book, De formula Praelatorum.