first to the plunders of the Picts and Scots,and afterwards to the perfidious Saxons, the fiercest of all nations. In his writings, he severely condemns engagements made bypersons too young, or before a sufficient probation. 516, 517, 518. Chrysostom is easy and pleasant to new beginners; and has written with apurity and eloquence which have been the admiration of all ages.
He was a man of apostolic doctrine and life, mild, affable, exceedingcharitable to the poor, and full of faith, zeal, and fervor. hings to come, since he was in the dark as to his own fate: andas clear that he could be no god, who was thus cheated by a creature. Cadoc, whoafterwards founded the famous monastery of Llancarvan, three miles fromCowbridge, in Glamorganshire. Here he became sogreat a proficient both in learning and sanctity, that no one in histime could be found in Ireland that equalled him in reputation for everykind of virtue, and for sacred knowledge.
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