ScaPuLENsIs, upon the 2d Epistle to the Thessalonians,
2d chap. Marvel not of counterfeit angels, and of the
subtlety of Satan, resembling himself to Christ; seeing we Subtle Sa-


ἐς “7 : 5 . : - , tan feign-
read a like thing in the history of Heraclides, of a monk (iy, Ιἠ τήκει! ἢ


called Valent. The Devil, saith he, changing himself into ἐλ τ
. . - . . and wor-
the likeness of our Saviour, came to him by might, with shipped as


a company, as he feigned, of a thousand angels, hold- oe ἘΠ
. . . . . 2 Ow Sha
ing burning lamps in their hands, and with a fiery cha- we then


riot, in the which he feigned our Saviour to sit. Then En BOY
. . 6 ἃ
one of them stept forth, and said thus unto him: ¢ Come truth by


‘forth out of thy cell now, and do nothing else, but, (PPT
[4


when thou seest him come afar off, make haste to bow

‘down thyself and worship him; and so straightway _re-

‘turn again to thine own house. Then he went forth

out of his house, and believing that be had seen that They that
Σ ᾿ ais sake . , believe

godly offices of heavenly ministers, and all shining with visions,

fiery lamps, and Christ, as he thought, himself not past a oftes_wor-


‘ Ἵ ship Satan
furlong off, fell flat upon the ground, and worshipped for Christ.
Read the
place.
Read the
chapter.
He laugh-
eth their
foolishness
to scoru.
