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294, and note 10, on St. aint was no more affected by this torment than if he had lain all thewhile at his ease on a feather-bed. His cousin Roland, who followed him with the rearof his army, in his return was set upon in the Pyrenean mount litude led lives pleasing to God, but being advanced to thepriesthood, lost both themselves and others.

Gregory justly reproves. t repugnance, losing sightof himself, intent only on God's honor and his neighbor's salvation,placing him Cua andSt. Hastings was a famous sea-port under the same name, in the ninth century, and Stening is at this day a borough in Sussex, s