Sophronius, falling at his feet, conjured him not to publish hiserroneous articles--but in vain. The governor, enraged to see her suffer all this withcheerfulness, commanded her breast to be tortured, and afterwards to becut off. alled fromhim to this day, Ploufragan, situated on the river Gouct, which ancientBritish and Gaulish word signifies blood. See Tillemont, t.
Erentrude, avirgin consecrated to God, for whom he built a great monastery, calledNunberg, of which {669} she was the first abbess. h he had been sentinto the world; and therefore that it was most likely for them to findhim in his Father's house For though parents were no way infault, they would suffer the most {269} cruel anguish for the ruin orloss of their children. Fasting and prayer were familiar to him, and his heart wasalways raised to God.
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