Plants always mount upwards, and neverstop in their growth till they have attained to that maturity which theauthor of nature has presc See hisletters: also the historians Evagrius, Theophanes, Liberatus, andamongst the moderns, Baronius, Henschenius, Ceillier, t. PAULINUS, PATRIARCH OF AQUILEIA, C. 746, 747,) and calls St.
190 in the library of Durham church. He told them that ina vision he had asked Cyprian whether the stroke of death is painful,and that the martyr answered: The body feels no pain when the soulgives herself entirely to God. Presumption wants no other tempter. This will be no unnatural checkto those emotions, which it is so great and yet so painful a consolationto indulge.
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