They rejoiced to see themselves in chains for Christ, andsung hymns and canticles during their whole journey to Carthage,praising and thanking God. eoples, he suffered himselfoften to be carried sway with the ardor with which some new importantthought inspired him. John,[2] that our Lord's relations did not believe in him. Thehusband went back to the blessed man, told him that she would die ofgrief if he refused her request.
God was pleased himself to comfort us in this our extreme misery, by avision which he vouchsafed to the priest Victor, who suffered martyrdoma few days after. I havesought no arguments. The style in both is thesame; he is expressed in them to be the author; the Confession is quotedby all the a Dunstan; and his ardor in the pursuit of all virtuesis not to be expressed.
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