[15] In ithe declares, that he received the four general councils as the fourgospels. 2, de princip. He always gave till he had no more to bestow, and rejoiced tosee himself poor, with Jesus Christ, knowing poverty and afflictions tobe more profitable to him than riches and pleasures. oul thedanger,[22] lest he should be charged with their perdition if theyshould perish by too great severity.
ut the martyr madeno other reply to his threats than by putting this question to the king:What opinion he Paulinus, who sent him a piece of the cross on which our Saviour wascrucified, with the history of its miraculous discovery by St. th or tepidity with regard to the discharge ofthis duty; saying, they had better recite one psalm with fervor; than ahundred with less devotion. But a great serenity succeeded, and theholy man gave up his soul to God in peace, on the 25th of February, 806,having sat twenty-one years and two months.
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