rors beneath the dignity of men, while by it theywere puffed up above others in their own hearts. GUNDLEUS, CONFESSOR. In four books of dialogues, between himself and his disciple Peter, he recounts the miracles of his own times, upon the authority of vouchers, on whose veracity he thought he could rely. It is always the spirit of the cross.
Maur, in 1629. Instead of encountering gibbetsand wild beasts, we were scared at the sight of the least difficulty; orwe had not cour 17, in Heb. When sixty years of{383} age, finding his stomach exceeding weak, he suffered a few dropsof wine to be mixed with the water which he drank.
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