contrast betwixt the character and conduct of the same man
as drawn by a friend or an enemy is as strong； even in
common life； much more in these religious matters； as that
betwixt any to men in the world； betwixt A/LEXANDER and St。
Paul； for instance。 See a Letter to Gilbert West； Esq。； on
the Conversion and Apostleship of St。 Paul。 ＇This note was
removed by Hume from later editions of the 。
J。F。＇
＇29＇Hist。 lib。 v。 cap。 8； S/UETONIUS gives nearly the
same account in vita V/ESP。
＇30＇T/HIS book was by Mons。 M/ONTGERON； counsellor or
judge of the parliament of P/ARIS； a man of figure and
character； who was also a martyr to the cause； and is now
said to be somewhere in a dungeon on account of his book。
There is another book in three volumes （called