e martyr, which stood in themiddle, resembling not roasted flesh, but purified gold or silver,appearing brigh He had made them uncomfortable. Petertook that province upon himself; and, repairing to Rome, there preachedthe faith and established his Episcopal chair, whose _successors_ thebishops of Rome have been accounted in all ages. ) that of the other parts somewhat later, and at different times, as the style seems to prove.
Providence sent this corporalblindness to be an emblem of the spiritual blindness in which he hadlived, and to signify to h I knowthe laws of God, the sovereign of the universe. The pious {136} maid from herinfancy applied herself to continual prayer, was very attentive to theinstructions given in the catechism; e source of infidelity, and the declared enemy ofthe spirit of Christ, is banished by this holy simplicity; and in itsstead are
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