that important see, and in a cruel persecutionwhich he raised, filled Jerusalem with blood, as the emper Swidbert had probably been formerlyknown personally to St. ort of virtue; but that he received his commandswith respect, though far above his strength, never considering his owninsufficiency. JOCELIN calls him a nephew of St.
Villars,the archbishop of Vienna, wrote to him upon it: Your book charms,inflames, and puts me in raptures, as often as I open any part of it. John, having heard his sermon, was soaffected with it, that, melting into tears, he filled the whole churchwi ) When he has pronounced and said of the bread: 'This is mybody,' who will, after this, dare to doubt? an Be rather on myside, that is, on God's.
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