Felix soondiscovered him to be no novice, and would not treat him as a disciple,but as a companion. 182, sect. s weaned from the world, opportunities were afforded them ofpractising the most heroic virtues, by the fervent exerc Bya supernatural light, the fruit of prayer, he understood the holyscriptures, and wrote an exposition of the {374} psalms full ofadmirable unction.
Guards were appointed towatch the sacred relics, lest Christians should steal them away. APPENDIXTOTHE LIFE OF ST. mperishing by famine; and was appointed the faithful master of thehousehold of Potiphar, and of that of Pharaoh and his kingdom. morning, from three till five o'clock, and again two hours in the evening before he took his rest,
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