9/36 5) is interpreted to mean the Virgin Mary.] [Footnote 33: Tillemont (Mem.Eccles.tom.ix.p. 432, &c.) diligently collects, enlarges, and explains, the oratorical and poetical hints of Gregory himself.] [Footnote 34: He pronounced an oration (tom.i.Orat.xxiii.p. 409) in his praise; but after their quarrel, the name of Maximus was changed into that of Heron, (see Jerom, tom.i.in Catalog.Script.Eccles. I touch slightly on these obscure and personal squabbles.] [Footnote 35: Under the modest emblem of a dream, Gregory (tom. |