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c. 54; a letter of S. Cyprian (55) to Cornelius, &c.] lAINT FABIAN succeeded Anteros in the see of Rome. It is said that Fabian had come to Rome out of the country, and, by divine grace, he was singled out in a very remarkable manner to be bishop. For, when all the bretliren had assembled in the church for the purpose of ordaining him that should succeed in the episcopate, though there were many eminent and illustrious men present, yet no one thought of any but Fabian. They relate that ...a dove, suddenly fluttering down, rested upon his head, bringing up before their minds the scene when the Holy Spirit of old came down on the Saviour. Thereupon the whole body exclaimed \vith one voice, as if moved by the Spirit of God, " He is worthy ! " ^ and without delay they took him and placed him upon the episcopal throne.
1 This was the common acclamation at the election of bishops, of which we have many examples in Philostorgius, lib. ix. c. 10. And in the relation of things done at the election of Eradius (recorded in S.
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c. 54; a letter of S. Cyprian (55) to Cornelius, &c.] lAINT FABIAN succeeded Anteros in the see of Rome. It is said that Fabian had come to Rome out of the country, and, by divine grace, he was singled out in a very remarkable manner to be bishop. For, when all the bretliren had assembled in the church for the purpose of ordaining him that should succeed in the episcopate, though there were many eminent and illustrious men present, yet no one thought of any but Fabian. They relate that ...a dove, suddenly fluttering down, rested upon his head, bringing up before their minds the scene when the Holy Spirit of old came down on the Saviour. Thereupon the whole body exclaimed \vith one voice, as if moved by the Spirit of God, " He is worthy ! " ^ and without delay they took him and placed him upon the episcopal throne.
1 This was the common acclamation at the election of bishops, of which we have many examples in Philostorgius, lib. ix. c. 10. And in the relation of things done at the election of Eradius (recorded in S.
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