The thirty homilies, On the Second Epistle to the Corinthians, (t. the thirty-third. At length, by entreaties and great presents, he engaged theLombards to retire into their own territories. soul and its virtualtendency to God, his sleep itself was a continuation of his union withGod, and exercise of loving him.
[10]From the 6th of December, in 1273, to the 7th of March following, theday of his death, he neither dictated nor wrote any thing on theologicalmatters. It is reduced into meditations; which, as Calmet was informed by Mabillon, was done by a Benedictin nun. Dom MarechalConcordance des Peres Grecs et Latins, t. De Servor.
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