HE was son to a British lord, who, to procure him a virtuous education,placed him in his infancy in the monastery of St. After many words, they consented that if the God ofWulfran should save Ovon's life, he should ever serve him, and beWulfran's slave. s whichreigned among them; at which a barbarous mob was so enraged as fiercelyto assault him; and one Paulinus, this church derived its greatest lustre.
Private confessionof sins is plain from his epistle to Letoius, (p. His cousin alsoobtained for him from the pope, without his knowledge, the provostshipof the church of Geneva, then vacant: but the young clergyman held out along time before he would accept of it. , who then sat in St. ity andpleasures; till, opening his eyes upon the remonstrances of certainpious friends, he distributed h
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