107. Symmachus (l. ii. Epist. 46) still presumes to mention the sacred names of Socrates and philosophy. Sidonius, bishop of Clermont, might condemn (1. viii. Epist. 6), with less inconsistency, the human sacrifices of the Saxons.
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