) The same is affirmed by pope Adrian, (t. See Wilkins, Conc. JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA. Secundulus, being no morementioned, seems to have died in prison before this interrogatory.
The greatest part of hisrelics remains still in that abbey; though, some of his bones werebrought into France, about the clo Having stripped him, and scourged him all over hisbody, joining ignominy and insults with cruelty, they threw him into thestinking public jakes. He never dismissed any without an alms, for which purpose heonce miraculously multiplied bread. This was delivered at Ephesus, in an assembly of bishops, during thecouncil; for he apostrophizes that city, and St.
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