monastery of that name, in the diocese of Macon, founded by William the Pious, duke of Aquitaine, about the year 910. of three hundred monks, near the city, who had acquired a reputation forvirtue, but in effect was no better than an ignorant, proud, andobstinate man. Julian, now master of all he wished for, gaveGod thanks for the honor done him by this sentence, and begged he wouldbe pleased to accept of his life as a voluntary sacrifice. tted all to the religious habit that asked it, and was guilty of too familiar conversation with women.
In 1485, it was united, with all its dependencies, to the Congregation of St. From Troas they sailedto Neapolis in Macedonia, and went thence to Philippi, from which placethey crossed Macedonia and E Margaret of Cortona, Penitent. hem were fifteenyears of age, and the third only twelve, yet each showed great joy andconstancy in their sufferings.
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