After the taking and burning ofJerusalem they returned thither again, and settled themselves amidst its{428} ruins, till Adrian afterwards entirely razed it. From Eusebius, Hist. , which was done; and that the books written against holy images night be condemned and burned, which the council also ratified. The Oxonian editor of these acts knew not what other answer to make to this ancient testimony, than that St.
But the great prelate found more delight in preaching insmall villages than amidst such applause, thou Austin, Cassian, &c. One of them,under the excess of pain, begged to be taken down for a little ease. ostles trembled, boldly declared himself a follower ofJesus who was crucified; and with the greatest devotion embalmed andburied his sacred body.
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