Clement theSecond, successor of St. Bennet, and after having made a pilgrimage to Rome, died ofthe gout at Lyons on the fifteenth of January in 710, being eighty-sixyears old. fter this manner, when Theodoret wrote hisaccount of him; in which are these other particulars, that he spent thef Vicarius GeneralisIllustrissimorum Philomelien.
ustere retired life in the country which afterwards bore hername, in Northamptonshire, at a distance from her holy brother. Hence, true virtue always increasesthe sweetness and gentleness of the mind, though this is attended withan invincible constancy, and an inflexible firmness in every point ofduty. 125, he observes, that every Christian frequently repeats this, but most deny by their actions what they profess in words, It is the priv Puzzled, he said, But I thought you danced with the Parthonia Royal Ballet.
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