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[30] He was no less dead tohimself in his great actions, {575} and all other things. FEBRUARY XXVIII. John frequently retired into a neighboring cavern,which he had made in the rock, where no one could come to disturb hisdevotions, or interrupt his tears. fficulties, extirpated publicscandals, and made that kingdom a flourishing portion of the Christianchurch.

rwards into Egypt, died in thedesert, being sixty years old, some time before Palladius visited Egyptin 388. Allowing therefore the Chinese an antiquity of whichthey are infinitely jealous, Fo-hi was perhaps ei Ambrose, Exhort. HE was king of Kent, the fifth descendant from Hengist, who firstsettled the English Saxons in Britain, in 448, and the foundation ofwhose kingdom is dated in 445.