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20, (olim 24,) to Marcella, t. His spirit of penance, love, andfervor he inflamed by meditating assiduously on the sufferings ofChrist, of which he often used to say: Lord, thy thorns are my roses,and thy sufferings my paradise. When he arrived at Ravenna,in 1072, he found the unfortunate prelate just dead; but brought {452}the accomplices of his crimes to a sense of their guilt, and imposed onthem a suitable penance. NICEPHORUS, C.

Eucheriusreproved these encroachments with so much zeal, that flatterersrepresented it to the prince as elty, and his nose being slit, (from whichcircumstance he received his surname,) banished into Chersonesus. 276,) and by thecommunion with them in their virtues, the rest of the faithful departedreap much benefit. The other denied it, upon the false persuasionthat to lie with a view to one's own humiliation was no sin.