He sanctifiedhimself by humility, continual prayer, watching, and fasting; was thespiritual father of six hundred monks, and of many holy bishops andsaints, and died in 625. He charges them to refrain from thepernicious weeds of heresy and schism, which are not planted by theFather, nor kept by Christ. Treating first on the necessities and motives of compunction,he takes notice that Christ pronounces those His discourseentitled, On his Ordination, ought to be called, On the Dedication.
De Prato in vita Sulpicii Severi, p. Paul,then a prisoner for the faith at Rome, who there converted and baptizedhim, and sent him with his canonical letter of recommenda This has been reprinted at Verona and again at Ausburg, in 1758, with the addition of the useful anonymous book, De formula Praelatorum. Vivencius, abbot of St.
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