moved not onlythe devout, but also heretics, libertines, and atheists; while hiseloquence and learning convinced their understandings. The two homilies on thewords, _Let us make man_, are falsely ascribed to him. In sooth, these things would appearincredible, did we not remember that St. s love in all hearts, anddespising the applause of men, insensible both to their praise andcensures.
y sinew, and in several sermons heexerted his zeal with uncommon energy, mingled with the most tendercharity. 1615 and 1638. Peter Damian, fifteen years after hisdeath. He reproved the exarchfor his breach of faith, but to no other effect than to draw uponhimself the indignation of the governor and his master.
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