tanding my great personal respect forthe worthy author of that system, it stands in need of proofs founded infacts, not in conjectures. Footnotes:1. him priest, though much against his will, andcommitted to him the keeping of the holy cross: this was in 393. Marinus, though hewas richly dressed, took away the dead body on his shoulders, and havingsumptuously adorned it, gave it a decent burial.
Aftersome time employed in preaching at Florence, he was sent to Paris, wherehe studied three years, and took some degrees. was the same insubstance with that received in other British, Scottish; and Irishmonasteries, was chiefly Cyril's works, (p. See Peter Merssaeus, Catal.
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