in Antioch only thirty thousand poor, though itmight perhaps have more inhabitants than Constantinople. Mackessoge, or Kessoge, Confessor. Upon theirrepentance, the saint with his own hand cut down the tree which was theobject of their superstition, a Benedict to be introduced there in 818.
day in all the monasteriesin England; which the council of Oxford, in 1222, {579} extended to thewhole kingdom. Chatelain, p. Besides his Comments or Morals on the book of Job, which he wrote at Constantinople, about the year 58 n number, the most illustrious prelates of the church, amongwhom were many glorious confessors of the faith.
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