In his invectives he scarcely allows any share of wit or courage to the apostate.
When Gregory Nazianzen (Orat. x. p. 167) is desirous to
magnify the Christian firmness of his brother Caesarius,
physician to the Imperial court, he owns that Caesarius
disputed with a formidable adversary,
In his
invectives he scarcely allows any share of wit or courage to
the apostate.