696; and the same in Henschenius, with another from Capgrave ofthe same age. pflin assures us that the French church is not more indebted to any reign than to this, at least in those parts, (p. In the mean time Julian set out from Constantinople for Antioch, inorder to prepare for his Persian expedition. andvindicated against the exceptions of certain skeptics by Tillemont,[15]and by our most learned Mr.
de Obscur. , which hewore in celebrating the divine mysteries, with a mitre on his head, anda crosier, or pastoral staff, in his hand. Palladius, and St. Falling sick, he wasdespaired of by the physicians, and he himself expected with joy hislast moment.