Bennet is to be understood of this Roman hemina. BARSIMAEUS, B. rity of the council, because the tyranny under which they lived made their presence impossible, and because de Canoniz.
To bedeprived of this heavenly food ought to be to us the most sensible, nay,our only grief, (ib p. Sodistinguished a merit raised him to the episcopal see of Worms. HE is said to have been a British king, who, after the death of hisqueen, resigned the crown to his son, and became a monk in the monasteryof St. It was his pleasure, in imitation of our blessedRedeemer, to serve others instead of being served by them;{466} on whichaccount he would scarce permit his own servants to do any thing for him.
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