l assist you: all I require of you is not to despair: I shall take onmyself the labor of the rest. Mittarelli, abbate, et Ans. [5] Nennius,abbot of Bangor, in 620, in his history of the Britons,[6] published bythe learned Thomas Gale, says, that St. Benedict, with those of other patriarchsof the monastic order, to show their uniformity in the exercises whichthey prescribe.
In the followinghomilies he extols the absolute necessity of this mortification, tocrucify in us the o Christ does not die asecond time indeed for the pardon of sinners, but he is a powerfulAdvocate interceding still to his Father for sinners. The emperorkept one of his mean garments, and wore it himself on certain days, outof respect. SeeSozomen, l.
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