u; what youpresent to me returns to yourself with an increase which becomes myliberality and greatness. 316, he vehemently condemns stageentertainments, which he calls the school of pleasure, the seat ofpestilence, and the furnace of Babylon. erved for two years, and before they were expired, brought bothhim and his whole family over to the true faith. I believe such rays of grace darted from his blessedcountenance as drew on him the eyes, ears, and hearts of every one.
nd suffered no one tospeak to him without their leave, he banished many of his domestics andrelations. Pacian himself says in the beginning of his exhortation to penance. h brokethrough them only to give vent to his grief in bitter complaints againstthe treachery of his friend. ) After severalhomilies on certain texts of Jeremy, Daniel, &c.
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