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Wereburge, who converted it into a monastery. 447, and Act. These relics being scattered in the reign ofHenry VIII. hilip Augustus, who for this and other crimes banished the Jews out of France, in April, that same year.

KING SAPOR, in the eighteenth year of his reign, raised a bloodypersecution against the Christians, and demolished their churches andmonasteries. He had another brother called Damian, whowas archpriest of Ravenna, and afterwards a monk; who, taking pity onhim, had the charity to give him an education. n his exile at Epipus, two days' journey fromthat city, situated near Sardes in Lydia, as Marcellinus testifies inhis chronicle. pprehensive he might be infected with his father'svices--cruelty and ambition--he feared on that account