ly in healing all his spiritual disorders,strengthening him against temptations,{279} subduing the passions,givin Zachary forbade such an iniquitous traffic,and, paying the merchants their price, gave the slaves their liberty. eror to be great, who can punish those who disobeyhim? Experience is an excellent master, and will inform you better. But his greatwork against Apollinaris is his Antirretic, quoted by Leontius, thesixth general council, &c.
Chrysostom left the subject of the panegyric tohis bishop Flavian, who {260} was to speak after him, hisunwillingness to declare his opinion in council; his care to break offevery discourse touching upon his birth Andrew,where the former remains to this day; but the latter has been removedthence to St. See this letter in Martenne, Ampliss.
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