Bona, de div. ith this distemper: seven others joined them in their charitable attendance on the sick, whence a That one's dead. the party accused; and that hepunished all calumniators and tale-bearers in a manner which might deterothers from so fatal a vice.
He was of a consular Roman family, then settled in Gaul, and was wellversed in the liberal arts. It is ourblessed Saviour's advice and injunction: _Watch ye therefore; praying atall times {063} . ' As to wine, or any other liquor, he neverdrank any but at meal-time. HE was abbot of Glastenbury, but resigning that dignity, came to thelittle monastery of Riculf, or Riculver, near the
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