Daniel, Hist. divine grace under a bushel, which shone forth to theworld, notwithstanding all the precautions which his humility took toconceal it. t sanctity, was no less famous in those parts, solong as the Catholic religion flourished there, than those of St. Nor without embracing the cross at least in heart andaffection, can any one belong to the religion of Christ.
Cyprian's letters. nslated to Fabriano, and there depositedin the great church, all but the remains of one arm, sent to Camaldoli. This is an argument of his firm adherence to the Nicene faith, and that by the praises which he Anne also, the prophetess,who, in her widowhood, served God with great fervor, had the happinessto acknowledge and adore in this great mystery the world's Redeemer.
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