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r, for alms may be given for them, from which they receivesome relief or mitigation of their pains. Latin Athanacense,) at Lyons,at the great church at the conflux of the Saone and Rhone, which thefaithful had b He therefore learned to make shoes and dress leather, whileMark, being well skilled in writing, got a handsome livelihood bycopying books, and to spare. 146, he thus apostrophizes the rich: Hear this,you all who are slack in giving alms: hear this, you who

He retired in private to that exercise often in the day, andfor a long time together. t of Jesus Christ, being founded in the samemotive or principle, and having the same exercises and employments, andthe same end. Theservant of God made him wait till he had finished his thanksgiving aftermass, which edified that great prince, who said, he does well; for heis employed in attending on a much greater king. Irenaeus said: It is that I may not destroy myself that I refuseto sacrifice.