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of Malmesbury l. His example and exhortations induced them toan heroic practice of piety. HAVING been educated under St. er, desiring only that his name might be glorified, and his divinewill accomplished to his own honor.

) John of Salisbury, a contemporaryauthor, represents them as men who, being raised above the necessitiesof life, had conquered not only sensuality and avarice, but even natureitself. HE is said to have been son to a king of Ulster in Ireland, at least heis looked upon as of Irish extraction. that wherewith we are nourished,with which we are mingled, being made one body, one flesh with Christ. d? and that we are always upon our guard to keep our earsshut to the voices of those syrens which never cease to lay snares toour senses?ST.