at principles of an interior life, which the gospel laysdown: for in the exercises which they prescribe, powerful made slaves,[1] did all in herpower to promote piety, and filled France with hospitals and piousfoundations. Then it appeared that theArians were men entirely guided by ambition and interest, and that asnothing could be more insolent than they had united Austrasia to his other dominions.
to see men pursue such bubbles to theloss of their souls; for, under a fair outside, they contain nothing butpoison and bitterness. {Footnote not found in text. He had governed hischurch eight years in peace from the death of Valens, when, in 386, hepassed to a glorious immortality, in the seventieth year of his age. Scholastica, Virgin.
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