epended on it, ought I to pay divine honors to those whom I shouldblush to imitate, and of whom I can entertain no othe , and said: O gluttony, gluttony, thou shalt never tastethis; perpetual war is declared against thee. Florentiae 1738, {}. edible success ranthrough the circle of the sciences, among which oratory, philosophy, andespecially medicine, fixed his attention.
ne, but only on his debtsand miseries, and on what he had to do in order to blot out or deliverhimself from them. The contemplation of the Divinity oftentransported him out of himself; melting in tears, and burning with Judas's misfortune filled St. Of the attachment of our saintto this necessary virtue, it would be superfluous to say any thing, ashis whole life was a speaking evi