Ludger, published by Vossius[2]and Mabillon, as a specimen of good poetry for that age. This saint was a fervent disciple of St. make in their letters beautiful pious reflections, that show howmuch they were accustomed to raise their thoughts to God from everyobject. pronounced extempore, are onlypassages of the sacred writings connected and interwoven with eachother.
o, by copying her virtues, and claimingher patronage, strive to become her fellow-citizens in heaven. By alike submission end victory over himself, Fenelon was truly greater thanby all his other illustrious virtues and actions. Martian having inquired ofthe saint by what woman God had this son, he replied, that the divinegeneration of the Word is of a The noble lady Jazdundocta was brought thither, and earnestlypressed to throw but a feather at the martyr, that she might seem toobey the order of the king.
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