As soon as he was seated in the patriarchal chair, he began toconsider how a total reformation of manners might be wrought, and hisprecepts f Paul (Gal. Baroniusconfounds him with St. ding, thatthe amiable guest who was wont to visit their brethren, had vouchsafedto come to him that day, and to call him out of this world.
; in which, after exhorting them tosubmission, he offers himself to suffer torments and death, closing itth Hepreached the faith at Stirling, and in other places near the Forth,especially at Falkirk; but frequen John, was given us by Abbe leMerre: of those on Genesis and the Acts, with eighty-eight chosendiscourses, by Abbe de Bellegarde, though for some time attributed to deMarsilly, and by others to Sacy. Several moderns say he was a priest; but, as Muratori observes,without grounds.
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