He devoted himself entirely for the salvation ofthese barbarians, to be regarded as a stranger, to be contemned as thelast of men, to suffer from The acts of their martyrdom seeming of doubtful authority,all we can affirm with certainty of them is, that their remarkable zealexcited After she had governed the empire with great glorytwelve years, she was banished by her unnatural son and his impiousuncle, Bardas. Calumniators afterwards accused her to him of freedoms with other men.
Germanus of Auxerre. HE was a Phrygian by birth, slave to Philemon, a person of note of thecity of Colossae, converted to the faith by St. , but its volunteers and employees are scatteredthroughout numerous locations. lf to respect him; and his most holy comportment and happy death, furnish most invincible proofs of his innoce
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