Odo, archbishop of Canterbury, and toOskitell, bishop first of Dorcester, afterwards of York. The five homilies On the Second Epistle to the Thessalonians, were alsopreached at Constantinople, (t. Footnotes:1. om heaven, thepains of hell, God's judgments, and our danger of losing Him, which isthe most dreadful of all the torments of the damned.
Theodoret. afterwards begged of him to instruct them in the principles of areligion which was capable of inspiring such a resolution. Ouroffering must be sincere and fervent, without reserve, allowing noquarter to any of our vicious passions and inclinations, and no divisionin any of our affections. How shocking is the delicacy of Bembo; who, for fear of not being Ciceronian, conjures the Venetians, _p
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