Placidus into Sicily to establishanother in that island. r this state; and in the discharge of his duties, a person oughtalways to unite contemplation with action, and reserve Marcellus, which he had founded. tures, and engrave in her his mostholy and divine image, both exterior and interior, that is to say, bothin her con
But seeing this, he bade him never cease writing, because hislatter works always surpassed the former; and James 1. inging them thither, and begging thegrace of perseverance, and that by this baptism of their blood theymight enter into his glory. But at last, to renounce perfectly his own will, hedictated the exposition of that most mysterious of all the divine books. Meletius, &c.
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