3, he calls alms the queenof virtues, and charity and compassion the key of the divine mercy. Having obtained of the abbotof Corbie a small hermitage, she spent in it three years inextraordinary austerity, near that abbey. It washis pious custom to give a very large alms to the first poor man he metevery morning, without being asked. Paula, to which she lived in continual penance, and lying on thebare floor, with no other sustenance than bread and water.
To whom he said: Other hands I do not ask. Count Thunor, whom he had charged with that execrablecommission, buried the bodies of the two princes under the king'sthrone, in the {437} royal palace at Estrage, now called Estria. Peter, as histomb is called; where he made a profession of his faith, which is stillextant in his works. Odilo, abbot of Cluni; St.
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