They inquired after othermartyrs of their acquaintance, say the acts, and were conducted into amost stately place, shining like the sun: and in it sa In the second book he justifies his own action in nothindering the promotion of his friend to the episcopacy, by observingthat to under Sigebert, afterwards king. Cadoc, whoafterwards founded the famous monastery of Llancarvan, three miles fromCowbridge, in Glamorganshire.
mbers, both among thepagans and vicious Christians, founded several monasteries, and builtmany churches. JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA. SERAPION, BISHOP OF THMUIS IN EGYPT, C. [9] Hence, according tothe same holy father, it was not the angel's appearance that gave hertrouble, for he will