John Chrysostom, from a little town in the Taurus Mountains
named Cucusus, to which he had been banished by Arcadius,
addrest a treatise to Olympias entitled, “None Can Hurt a Man
Who Will Not Hurt Himself.” Later, dying from cruel exposure,
the last moments of this holy man were spent in praising God and
admonishing his companions, and his last words were, “I have
never been hurt, because I have not hurt myself.” (Text.)
(1622)