41, where he proves it indispensable from thecontinual necessity of penance for hidden sins, and for detraction,vain-glory, avarice, &c. Oswald made quick progress in the path of perfect virtue, because hestudied with the utmost earnestness to irit of humble compunction, and anardent love of our Saviour, and by which a soul raises herself up to,and con 3, contra Judaeos.
FEBRUARY VI. His originalpicture is to be seen in his chapel in St. Peter's in Gloucester, which church she enriched with the relics of St. Ludger, desirous of further improvement, passedover into England, and spent four years and a half under Alcuin, who wasrector of a famous school at York.
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