He desired to imitate the rigorousinstitute of a certain monastery which he had seen in Calabria, andobtained leave of pope Gregory VII. By it he learned in a short time perfectly todie to himself and the world; which prepared his soul for the graceswhich God afterwards bestowed on him. Saturus, smiling at the curiosityof those that came to see them, said to them, Will not to-morrowsuffice to satisfy your inhuman cu See Beveridge.
deadto all self-will and to creatures, soared towards God with great fervorand purity of affections. What is now doneis far more extraordinary, more awful, and more astonishing. the manner in which theycanonized suicide in distress, as a remedy against temporal miseries,and a point of heroism. For what did you grieve? not forfear of hunger or want in him whom you knew to be God: but I believe you
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