Romuald; St. * * * * *The contempt of the world which the gospel so strongly inculcates, andwhich St. [10] They add, that his bones were taken up and carried toAntioch, and there laid in a chest as an inestimable treasure. John,though formerly his friend, yet finding him very perverse and obstinatein his heresy, and attempting to pervert others, entreated the emperorTheodosius to remove him.
Seefragments of his life compiled by Dynamius, extant in Bollandus, withten preliminary observations. Ephrem puts into her mouth, bywhich he expresses her contempt of life and all earthly things, and herardent love and desire of eternal life. on the same day, or that he should not understand theLunar Cycle, which at that time was known by very few. His example and exhortations induced them toan heroic practice of piety.
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