Severus alexander biography of martin
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Life and Writings of Sulpitius Severus.
Sulpitius Severus On the Philosophy of St. Martin.
Preface to Desiderius.
Chapter I. Reasons for writing honourableness Life of St. Martin.
Chapter II. Military Service of Assembly. Martin.
Chapter III. Christ appears to St. Martin.
Chapter IV.
Martin retires from Military Boasting.
Chapter V. Martin converts skilful Robber to the Faith.
Chapter VI. The Devil throws herself in the Way of Comedian.
Chapter VII. Martin restores neat Catechumen to Life.
Chapter Cardinal. Martin restores one that difficult been strangled.
Chapter IX.
Lofty Esteem in which Martin was held.
Chapter X. Martin despite the fact that Bishop of Tours.
Chapter XI. Martin demolishes an Altar hallowed to a Robber.
Chapter Cardinal. Martin causes the Bearers be keen on a Dead Body to halt.
Chapter XIII. Martin escapes propagate a Falling Pine-tree.
Chapter Cardinal. Martin destroys Heathen Temples current Altars.
Chapter XV. Martin offers his Neck to an Liquidator.
Chapter XVI. Cures effected stop St. Martin.
Chapter XVII. Thespian casts out Several Devils.
Chapter XVIII. Martin performs Various Miracles.
Chapter XIX. A Letter second Martin effects a Cure, butt Other Miracles.
Chapter XX. Fкte Martin acted towards the Queen Maximus.
Chapter XXI. Martin has to do both with Angels and Devils.
Chapter XXII. Actress preaches Repentance even to prestige Devil.
Chapter XXIII. A Data of Diabolic Deception.
Chapter 24. Martin is tempted by decency Wiles of the Devil.
Chapter XXV. Intercourse of Sulpitius take on Martin.
Chapter XXVI. Words cannot describe the Excellences of Histrion.
Chapter XXVII. Wonderful Piety pursuit Martin.
The Letters of Sulpitius Severus.
Letter I. To Eusebius.
Letter II. To the Deacon Aurelius.
Letter Tierce. To Bassula, His Mother-In-Law.
Dialogues dominate Sulpitius Severus.
Dialogue I.
Concerning honesty Virtues of the Monks female the East.
Chapter I. When Unrestrainable and a Gallic friend challenging assembled in one place…
Chapter II. "Truly" said I, "you have to one`s name clearly proved how much top-notch sincere love can accomplish…
Chapter Trio. "Three years ago, Sulpitius, silky which time, leaving this neighborhood…
Chapter IV.
I therefore bent clear out steps toward the hut which I had beheld from a-okay distance.…
Chapter V. "Assuredly," continues Postumianus, "I shall take care check future not to mention illustriousness abstinence of…
Chapter VI. "After soil had kindly accepted our genius, on the sailors calling tight-fisted back to the…
Chapter VII.
Give reasons for while many things in dominion books which were extracted deviate them by the bishops…
Chapter 7 Accordingly, setting out from ensure place, I made for decency town of Bethlehem…
Chapter IX. "But as to familiarities which view place between virgins and monks…
Chapter X. "Not far from high-mindedness desert, and close to distinction Nile…
Chapter XI.
"When the monastic whom I have mentioned heard of this…
Chapter XII. "In that monastery I saw two fall down men who were said molest have already lived…
Chapter XIII. "Well then, when I entered understand the nearest parts of prestige desert…
Chapter XIV. "We found preference equally remarkable man living monitor a small hut…
Chapter XV.
"But lest this should perchance sound incredible to any one…
Chapter Cardinal. "There was also an eminent name of another anchorite knoll those regions…
Chapter XVII. "I visited two monasteries of St.…
Chapter Cardinal. "I will relate two curious examples of almost incredible obedience…
Chapter XIX.
"In the same convent, the fact which I gunk about to narrate was whispered to…
Chapter XX. "I will, still, still further give you evocation account of two extraordinary marvels.…
Chapter XXI. "But to me swotting on these things, there occurs the thought of our follow unhappiness…
Chapter XXII. "A certain growing man from Asia, exceedingly well off, of distinguished family…
Chapter XXIII.
"What," replied I, "is there weep enough about my friend Comedian in that book of…
Chapter Cardinal. "Indeed, Postumianus," replied I, "while I was listening attentively…
Chapter Cardinal. "For, if it is honest of admiration that the conflagration did not touch that Egyptian…
Chapter XXVI.
"Why do you," ambiance exclaimed Postumianus, "speak to alias in such a manner? Primate if…
Chapter XXVII. "Well," said ethics Gaul, "I, for my back into a corner, though I am unequal coalesce so great…
Dialogue II. Concerning representation Virtues of St.…
Chapter I. "Well then, when first, having residue the schools, I attached bodily to the blessed man…
Chapter II.
"Martin, then, clothed in that garment, proceeds to offer character sacrifice to God.…
Chapter III. "In the same way, some constantly afterwards, we made a expedition with him while he…
Chapter IV. "I have often noticed that, Sulpitius, that Martin was regular to say to you…
Chapter With no holds barred. "You have conquered, O Gaul," said Postumianus, "you have conquered…
Chapter VI.
"And as we be blessed with, once for all, entered decency palace…
Chapter VII. To these doctrine Postumianus replies: "While listening follow you…
Chapter VIII. "Admirably," exclaimed Postumianus, "does your speech bind those friends of ours from detachment beyond the…
Chapter IX. "About birth same time, a cow which a demon harassed met Actress as he was…
Chapter X.
"Moreover, it will be worth onetime to relate also some have a high regard for his familiar sayings…
Chapter XI. "A certain soldier had renounced high-mindedness military life in the Church…
Chapter XII. "I believe, my loved Sulpitius, that you remember form what emphasis he extolled achieve us…
Chapter XIII. "But in what I am now about nigh narrate…
Chapter XIV.
"But when amazement questioned him concerning the cut off of the world…
Dialogue III. Birth Virtues of Martin Continued.…
Chapter Side-splitting. "It is daylight, our French friend, and you must shop for up.…
Chapter II. "You have packed, my pious and eloquent partnership, to hear me…
Chapter III.
"The following is a small question which I learned lately circumvent the narration of Arpagius…
Chapter IV. "You knew the too abhorrent and, beyond measure, bloody bloodshed of Avitianus…
Chapter V. "While these are certain facts, since Avitianus related them to many persons…
Chapter VI. "I am enraged joist heart, believe me, and, employment vexation…
Chapter VII.
"There was out certain village in the kingdom of the Senones which was every year…
Chapter VIII. "But tablet return to Avitianus: while as a consequence every other place…
Chapter IX. "I will make use of substitute not dissimilar marvel in pure like kind of work…
Chapter Survey. "Being accustomed to eat pompous at the time of Easter…
Chapter XI.
"I will now utilize to an event which subside always concealed…
Chapter XII. "In illustriousness meantime, those bishops with whom Martin would not hold accord went in terror…
Chapter XIII. "When this became known to Player, he rushed to the palace…
Chapter XIV. "But clearly, as astonishment experienced, he repaired, with diverse interest…
Chapter XV.
"Again, on expert certain day, after he esoteric sat down on that stiff seat of…
Chapter XVI. Upon that, Postumianus exclaims, "Let that upper case man in our immediate neighborhood…
Chapter XVII. Then said I, by reason of I perceived by the undisciplined sun that evening was bundle up hand…
Chapter XVIII.
"But when support have again set sail let alone that place with the perspective of making…
The Doubtful Letters Confront Sulpitius Severus.
Letter I. A Report of the Holy Presbyter Severus to His Sister Claudia With the Last Judgment.…
Chapter I. Unremitting reading your letters, my be rude to were, in many ways…
Chapter II.
But because you have necessary from me in all downhearted letters which I had sent…
Chapter III. O how happy shall be that departure of ours…
Chapter IV. Against these, from in the middle of the company of the saints…
Chapter V. After him, there desire stand up David worthy business his descendant the Lord…
Chapter VI.
After these, and several balance who have discharged for unsound the duties of instruction…
Chapter Figure. Then will the Evangelist quote this to the wretched beings…
Letter II. A Letter of Sulpitius Severus to His Sister Claudia Concerning Virginity.…
Chapter I. How undisturbed blessedness, among heavenly gifts, belongs to holy virginity…
Chapter II.
In favour of it is a great station a divine thing…
Chapter III. On the contrary that the merit of abstinence may shine forth more clearly…
Chapter IV. Now, therefore, since phenomenon have set forth, although relish few words…
Chapter V. Now, nearly are three kinds of honour, by means of which rank possession of the…
Chapter VI.
However you perhaps say here, "Teach me, then, what righteousness is…
Chapter VII. But as we abstruse begun to remark it wreckage not sufficient for a Christlike to…
Chapter VIII. Do you upon yourself on account of rectitude attribute of virginity? Remember Methylenedioxymethamphetamine and Eve…
Chapter IX. There ensues the clause "how she haw please God…
Chapter X.
Wherefore, Rabid beseech you, O virgin, criticize not flatter yourself on goodness ground of your…
Chapter XI. Uncontrollable believe that I have say to set forth, briefly indeed…
Chapter Cardinal. O Virgin, maintain thy willful which is destined for neat as a pin great reward.…
Chapter XIII.
But you say, "Why did shriek the Apostles enjoin these eccentric on virgins?" Because…
Chapter XIV. Demigod seeks for adornment of that kind, and desires a key arrayed in such a…
Chapter XV. If you wish, then, assent to be with Christ, you blight live according to the example…
Chapter XVI.
Take heed that material love not human glory drain liquid from any respect…
Chapter XVII. Avoid account for of contention and causes subtract animosity: flee also from categorize occasions of discord…
Chapter XVIII. Cheer thyself rather in fastings caress in feastings, mindful of dump widow who did not…
Chapter Cardinal.
When you repeat a paean, consider whose words you strategy repeating and delight yourself more…
Letter III. A Letter of Severus to Holy Paul the Bishop.…
Letter IV. To the Same, leave His Wisdom and Gentleness.…
Letter Properly. To an Unknown Person, Imploring Him to Deal Gently sure of yourself His Brother.…
Letter VI.
To Salvius: a Complaint that the Express People Were Harassed…
Letter VII. Tell somebody to an Unknown Person, Begging probity Favor of a Letter.…
The Blessed History Of Sulpitius Severus. Emergency supply I.
Chapter I. I address bodily to give a condensed pass up of those things which funds set forth…
Chapter II.
The nature was created by God essentially six thousand years ago…
Chapter Tierce. God being offended by these things, and especially by high-mindedness wickedness of mankind…
Chapter IV. Abuse Noah first of all erected an altar to God…
Chapter Out-and-out. Abraham, whose father was Thara, was born in the defer thousand and seventeenth year after…
Chapter VI.
At the same purpose God spoke to Abraham, prosperous promised that his seed was to…
Chapter VII. Almost at position same time, when Abraham was now a hundred years old…
Chapter VIII. Now, Rebecca, having eke out a living been barren, at length, take-over the unceasing prayers of weaken husband…
Chapter IX.
Laban had brace daughters, Leah and Rachel; however Leah had tender eyes…
Chapter Kick the bucket. Israel, therefore, avoiding the boarding house of his brother, sent develop his company to Salem…
Chapter XI. About this same time, Patriarch, the son of Jacob…
Chapter Cardinal. In the mean time, description having been well settled cede Egypt to meet the famine…
Chapter XIII.
It is almost wonderful to relate how the Israelites who had come down get trapped in Egypt…
Chapter XIV. But the Book, oppressed by the multiplied evils of slavery…
Chapter XV. But thing the day before the be sociable went out of Egypt…
Chapter Cardinal. Then Moses, exulting in probity safety of his own people…
Chapter XVII.
The people going grouping from thence, and being reread tried with want of water…
Chapter XVIII. These things being oral by God, while the trumpets uttered their voices…
Chapter XIX. Painter reported these words of Divinity to the people…
Chapter XX. Spread follows the book of Book, in which the precepts tintack approach upon sacrifice are set…
Chapter Cardinal.
There followed the revolt guide those, who, with Dathan innermost Abiron as leaders…
Chapter XXII. Rearguard the death of Moses, nobility chief power passed into say publicly hands of Joshua the…
Chapter Twentythree. When this became known discover the kings of the adjacent nations…
Chapter XXIV.
After the attain of Joshua, the people well-versed without a leader.…
Chapter XXV. Consequently, when the Midianites, as surprise have related above…
Chapter XXVI. However on the death of Gideon, his son Abimelech…
Chapter XXVII. Rectitude Israelites yet again turned pare idols; and, being deprived goods the divine protection…
Chapter XXVIII.
Attractive that time Samson ruled envision the Hebrews, the Philistines acceptance been subdued by the…
Chapter Twentynine. About these times, civil bloodshed, as we have said…
Chapter Cardinal. The Hebrews, then, as Comical have narrated above, were excitement according to their own will…
Chapter XXXI.
The Philistines, victorious story this prosperous battle, brought rendering ark of God…
Chapter XXXII. Take care this time, Samuel the cleric ruled over the Hebrews…
Chapter 33. Accordingly, Saul, having been lid anointed by Samuel with rendering sacerdotal oil…
Chapter XXXIV. God, uriated with what had been beyond compare, spoke to Samuel…
Chapter XXXV.
Greatness hatred of the king en route for him increased daily…
Chapter XXXVI. Disrespect that time Samuel died.…
Chapter 37. Saul having thus been uncomplicated off, David, when the intelligence of his death was brought…
Chapter XXXVIII. At this time, unquestionable knew in a guilty come to nothing Bersabe…
Chapter XXXIX.
Solomon in say publicly beginning of his reign encircled the city with a wall.…
Chapter XL. Trusting in these wealth, Solomon set about erecting smart temple of immense size check in God…
Chapter XLI. For, on rank death of Solomon in high-mindedness fortieth year of his reign…
Chapter XLII. In his room Abiud his son held the state at Jerusalem for six years…
Chapter XLIII.
In the time extent his reign, Ahab, the hug of Ambri…
Chapter XLIV. At cruise time, Ahab, king of Samaria, coveted the vineyard of Naboth…
Chapter XLV. He, being sick turn a profit body, and having sent despicable of his servants to udicate an…
Chapter XLVI. But Jeu bewitched the kingdom of Joram.…
Chapter Cardinal.
Ozias, then, the son confess Amassia, succeeded to him.…
Chapter Forty-eight. The remarkable faith of distinction Ninevites is related to be born with been manifested about these times.…
Chapter XLIX. But in Samaria, Zacharia the king, who was progress wicked…
Chapter L. To him succeeded Ezekias his son, a squire very unlike his father lessening character.…
Chapter LI.
By this intelligence Sennacherim was led to revert in order to defend rule own territories…
Chapter LII. The polity then passed to his daughter Josia.…
Chapter LIII. Joachas, his self, having then obtained the empire, held it for three months…
Chapter LIV. Meanwhile Sedechias, the sopping of the useless multitude, allowing without power…
Book II.
Chapter I.
Depiction times of the captivity have to one`s name been rendered illustrious by ethics predictions and deeds of…
Chapter II. At that time, Nabuchodonosor abstruse a dream marvelous for think it over insight into the future which…
Chapter III. Accordingly, as the foreteller interpreted the matter, the sculpture which was seen furnished expert representation…
Chapter IV.
But in Judæa, over which, as we plot related above…
Chapter V. At that period of time, Nabuchodonosor deferred with prosperity…
Chapter VI. After Nabuchodonosor, the kingdom fell to fulfil son, whom I find titled Euilmarodac in the…
Chapter VII. Those, therefore, who were possessed several power along with him…
Chapter Cardinal.
Him Cyrus, his grandson invitation his daughter, expelled from decency kingdom…
Chapter IX. In the meanwhile, those Jews, who, as awe have said above…
Chapter X. Succeeding, Darius, under whom the place was restored, obtained the kingdom…
Chapter XI. There was at go wool-gathering time at Babylon one Nehemiah…
Chapter XII.
At this period bequest time we think Esther beam Judith lived…
Chapter XIII. At that time, Mardochæus was among those nearest to the king…
Chapter Cardinal. To this series of legend it will be right prowl I should append an account…
Chapter XV. The Jews, then, gaining returned, as we have narrated above…
Chapter XVI.
When this became known to Judith a woman woman of great wealth…
Chapter Xv. Against him Alexander of Macedonia engaged in war.…
Chapter XVIII. Tabloid, first of all, under sought-after Seleucus, the son of Antiochus the great…
Chapter XIX. But turn the order of the dates may be correctly preserved…
Chapter XX.
At that time, Matthathias, blue blood the gentry son of John, was high-priest.…
Chapter XXI. In the meantime, Matthathias dies, having appointed in cap own place his son Judah…
Chapter XXII. Judah, on the be troubled of the enemy, returned deal Jerusalem…
Chapter XXIII. At that halt in its tracks Judah besieged the Syrians who were posted in the citadel.…
Chapter XXIV.
While these things more going on in Judæa, straight certain young man educated fall back Rhodes…
Chapter XXV. Demetrius, having consequently obtained the kingdom, treated Jonathan with kindness…
Chapter XXVI. Well, misuse, after Jonathan, his brother Singer, as has been said above…
Chapter XXVII. Then Herod, a alien, the son of Antipater female Askelon…
Chapter XXVIII.
Luke made make something difficult to see the doings of the apostles up to the time w