Bad Advertisement? Are you a Christian? Online Store: | PREVIOUS SECTION - NEXT SECTION - HELP Chapter V.—The departure and vision of Polycarp.But the most admirable Polycarp, when he first heard
[that he was sought for], was in no measure disturbed, but resolved to
continue in the city. However, in deference to the wish of many, he was
persuaded to leave it. He departed, therefore, to a country house not far
distant from the city. There he stayed with a few [friends], engaged in
nothing else night and day than praying for all men, and for the Churches
throughout the world, according to his usual custom.
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