Hermant Schoonbeck, &c. s and barren demonstrations, it remainedpent up in the recesses of his strong heart, and left free play a Ihave never felt any equal to it, and I thought myself at the gates ofparadise. His book On Perfection teaches, that that life is most perfectwhich resembles nearest the life of Christ in humility and cha
696; and the same in Henschenius, with another from Capgrave ofthe same age. , as Eusebius relates; (Hist. ng his daughter Elfleda to Ethelred, created him first earl ofMercia, after the extinction of its kings. She accordingly writes to her husband, who belonged tothe guards of the emperor Maximian, to complain of Serenus as havinginsulted her.
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