See 2 Cel., 3, 46.
[34] It need not be said that I do not assert that no trace of it is to be found after the ministry of St.Francis, but it was no longer a force, and no longer endangered the very existence of the Church.
[35] This strange personality will charm historians and philosophers for a long while to come.

I know nothing more learned or more luminous than M.Felice Tocco's fine study in his _Eresia nel medio evo_, Florence, 1884, 1 vol., 12mo, pp.
261-409.
[36] A.SS., Sept., t.vii., p.

283 ff.
[37] A.SS., Maii, vii.; Vincent de Beauvais, _Speculum historiale_, _lib._ 29, _cap._ 40.

La Sila is a wooded mountain, situated eastward from Cosenza, which the peasants call _Monte Nero_.

The summits are nearly 2,000 metres above the sea.
[38] Toward 1195.