Breacaproceeded to Pencair, a hill in Penibro parish, now commonly called St. Seleucus, an eye-witness of this victory, was heard by the soldiersapplauding the martyr's resolution; and being brought before thegovernor, he, without more ado, ordered his head to be struck off. The former wasa great protector and benefactor to these missionaries, nor did thelatter oppose their preaching. lity, afforded him the advantage of meetingwith extreme contempt from others, that is, from the heathens.
See Vaisette, Hist de Languedoc, Henault, Abr. Only my Saviour JesusChrist is master of this. ast only a sixth part, or four farthings;which refusal so enraged the barbarians, that they put them all to thesword. [1]Footnotes:1.
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