tohis divine will, to subdue all their passions, and to subject all theirpowers to his holy love. Tours was the capital, and still maintains the metropolitical dignity. See an historical panegyric on his virtues, spoken soonafter his death by a certain Greek philosopher named Nicephorus, in theBollandists. 685{491}MARCH I.
In Martyrol. See the edifying life of the venerable John of Avila, written by F. God's sweet providence sows our roads with thorns, that we maylearn to despise the vanity, and hate the treachery of the world. e dangerof ever losing him by sin, and will put us in possession of Him who isthe joy of the blessed, and the infinite treasure of heaven.
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