[5]There never was a truly great man, who was not a lover and encourager oflearning, as of the highest improvement of the human mind. Tarasius wrote likewise aletter to the patriarchs of Alexandria, Antioch, and Jerusalem, whereinhe desires them to send their respective legates to the intendedcouncil. Drosis, St. After his death, in 865, St.
When amountebank at Alexandria had taught an ape dressed in woman's clothes todance most ingeniously, the peo Seefragments of his life compiled by Dynamius, extant in Bollandus, withten preliminary observations. He once said to a young clergyman, who consulted him by what method he could learn the art of preaching with fruit, that it was no other than that of the most ardent love of God. 47,80, 81, 90, &c.
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