Paschasius

_On the contrary, _ Augustine (Paschasius) says (De Corp.Dom. xii):

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The latter had begged his venerated and dearly loved friend Paschasius, who had great literary skill, to write a biography of St. Severinus from the accounts of the saint which he (Eugippius) had put together in crude and inartistic form.

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Paschasius, however, replied that the acts and miracles of the saint could not be described better than he had done by Eugippius.

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Paschasius was made Abbot of Corbie, though only a deacon; through humility he refused to allow himself to be ordained priest.

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It is difficult to admit that Paschasius really believed what is here inferred: his narration, however, of certain Eucharistic miracles may have given some foundation, for the suspicion that he inclined towards a grossly carnal, Capharnaite-like apprehension of the nature of the Eucharist.

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Paschasius had left books on the Holy Spirit that were correct in all particulars and perfectly intelligible.

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"De spiritu sancto" are assigned to Paschasius in several manuscripts, and until lately were printed under his name.

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Almost all that is known of Paschasius is related by Gregory the Great in his

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If this is correct, then the work of Paschasius has disappeared.

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Sylvester II (d. 1003), who, in a work bearing the same title "De corpore et sanguine Domini", contended that the doctrine of St. Paschasius was correct in every particular.

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