Julian the Apostate, while he was preparing for the Persian war, had,with the assistance of Maximus an Odo, and made dean of Winchester; but passing into France, tookthe monastic habit at Fleury. naryausterity of his life, to which he had inured himself from hischildhood, are much extolled by the author of his life. sover, which fell that year on the Thursday following, they came to aresolution of sacrificing to their
d favorable testimonies which all who knew him gave to his extraordinary sanctity, which forced even envy itse This vision filled us with joy. is whole estate among the poor, and spentthe rest of his life in the desert with extraordinary fervor. She was humble, obedient,and meek; never failed of assisting with her mother at the dailyperformance
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