61, and Lewis's History ofthe isle of Thanet, (printed at London in 1723, in 4to. Many of the ancient patriarchs were honored by himwith the most sublime commissions. But beingfull of self conceit, he neglected the study of the Fathers, was a manof weak judgment, extremely vain, violent, and obstinate. This saint was a fervent disciple of St.
Peter Chrysol. William de Saint-Amour being banished Paris, peace was restored in the university. HE is said to have been a British king, who, after the death of hisqueen, resigned the crown to his son, and became a monk in the monasteryof St. Most preachers,now-a-days, have learning, but are not sufficiently grounded in truesanctity, and a spirit of devotion.
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