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17,) Colgan, 17 Martii. sted himself of theseemployments, and led a most austere eremitical life, in the forest ofCraon, in Anjou. His eminentsanctity determined St. He often entertained several of them at his own table.

See Theodoret, Phil. onduct him to court; forhe heard how the sick from all parts recovered their health by hisprayers. His discourse against those who defer baptism, is an invitation tosinners to penance, and chiefly of catechumens to baptism, death beingalways uncertain. e himself, by anevident revelation or inspiration, should appoint such a means for themanifestation of his