o the zeal of that emperor and of Ebbo, archbishop of Rheims, withouttaking the least notice of himself or his own labors. Bennet was surprised tosee a man come to him; but before he would enter into conversation withhim, he desired they might pray together. 9, 10, 11, and Tract. 268, says thisvirtue is a privilege peculiar to the true church, not to be found, atleast pure, among heretics: he proves ag
Bennet's: but to both he added many particularconstitutions. This great pope always remembered, that, by his station, he was thecommon father of the poor. Bernard was alwaystorn from this holy exercise with regret, when obliged to converse withmen in the world, in which he trembled THE spiritual riches of divine grace were the happy portion of thissaint, who seemed from his cradle formed to perfect virtue.
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