[115] From the mines in the Cassiterides, Devon and Cornwall.
[116] We see here an instance of the manner in which some stories of
miracles were formed. Leontius, who heard the story from the clergy
acquainted with all the circumstances, says that the bearer of the pots
told the Patriarch that they contained money; but that, for greater
security, they were labelled honey. But Metaphrastes, in telling the
story, says that, miraculously, the honey was converted into gold.
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S. TIMOTHY, _B. M. at Ephesus_, A.D. 97.
SS. BABYLUS, _B._, and COMPANIONS, _MM., at Antioch, 3rd cent._
S. FELICIAN, _B. M. of Foligni, in Italy_, A.D. 250.
S. MACEDONIUS, _H., in Syria, beginning of 5th cent._
S. EUSEBIA, _V., at Mylasa, in Caria (Asia Minor), 5th cent._
S. CADOC, _Ab., in Wales, and M., 6th cent._
S. ZOSIMUS, _B. of Babylon, in Egypt, 6th cent._