She went through theusual trials with great humility and patience, and with joy exchangedher rich coronet, purple, silks, ompunction and penance in which they constantly live,and by the constant attention with which they watch daily overthemselves. In the third book, hementions to Stagirius several of his acquaintance, whose sufferings,both in mind and body, were more grievous than those with which he wasafflicted. Hewas the protector of the oppressed, and the tender parent of hissubjects, whom he treated as his children.
[3] In 1562 this shrine was preserved from being plundered by theHuguenots, as is related by Chatelain. Gregory was restored to his see bythe emperor Gratian. 1through 1. Some of these are printed in the Library of the Fathers, and F.
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