Cuius temporibus Pelagius Bretto contra auxilium gratiae supernae venena suae perfidiae longe lateque dispersit, utens cooperatore Iuliano de Campania, quem dudum amissi episcopatus intemperans cupido exagitabat: quibus sanctus Augustinus sicut et ceteri patres orthodoxi multis sententiarum catholicarum millibus responderunt, nec eorum tamen dementiam corrigere valebant: sed, quod gravius est, correpta eorum vesania magis augescere contradicendo quam favendo veritati voluit emundari: quod pulcre versibus heroicis Prosper Rhetor insinuat, cum ait:  Contra Augustinum narratur serpere quidam Scriptor, quem dudum livor adurit edax.
In whose time Pelagius Bretto disparkled the venom of his faithless doctrine against the aid of heavenly grace very far abroad, using herein the help of Julian of Campania, who was intemperately stirred with desire to regain his lost bishopric: to whom Saint Augustine, just as also the other orthodox fathers, hath answered with many thousand Catholic sentences, nor yet availed to correct their folly, but (which is the weightier matter) being rebuked for their madness they rather would increase it by defending and maintaining it than be purified by joining themselves to the truth: which thing Prosper the rhetoriker declareth nobly in heroic verse, saying:  Against Augustine crawled,tis told, to write One whom the tooth of envy gnawed with spite.
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