The old Latin translations of the works of this father were extremelyfaulty, before the edition of Paris, by John Aubert, in 1638, in sixtomes, folio, bound in seven, which yet might be improved. Heexplained the whole Psalter; but the rest of the discourses are lost; amisfortune much to be regretted, these being ranked among the mostelegant and beautiful of his works. Gregory II. Some suspected that I said this from a foresight of thedivision which some afterwards {333} made.
, by hoarding upyour treasures, lose them yourselves: hear me you, who, by pervertingthe end of your rich ing by miracles, qualified him togain the hearts of the most hardened, and make daily conquest of soulsto Christ. d the highest esteem, and often declared how great a man he doubted not this scholar would one day become. Sometime after, the Iconoclastbishops held a pretended council in the imperial palace, and cited thepatriarch to appear before them.
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