All his later letters show the utmost tenderness and zeal for the spiritual good of the woman to whom he hoped to be reunited in heaven, and doing for Héloïse what Jerome did for Paula, and Fénelon for Madame Guyon.

She died, 1582, at the age of sixty-seven, after twenty years of successful labors in the convent she had founded; revered by everybody; the friend of some of the most eminent men in Spain, including the celebrated Borgia, ex-Duke of Candia, and General of the Jesuits, who took the same interest in Theresa that Fénelon did in Madame Guyon.

Bossuet, while he condemned Madame Guyon for the same mystical piety which marked Saint Theresa, still bowed down to the authority of the writings of the saint, while Fleury quotes them with the decrees of the Council of Trent.

Madame Guyon seems to have borrowed much from her, especially in her methods of prayer.

" That remarkable work of Fénelon in which he defends Madame Guyon, called "Maxims of the Saints," would equally apply to Saint Theresa, in fact to all those who have been distinguished for an inward life, from Saint Augustine to Richard Baxter,for unselfish love, resignation to the divine will, self-renunciation, meditation too deep for words, and union with Christ, as represented by the figure of the bride and bridegroom.

The internal history of this period centres around those pious mystics of whom Madame Guyon was the representative, and those inquiring intellectual Jansenists who had defied the Jesuits, but were finally crushed by an intolerant government.

Suddenly, a surgeon named Guyon, in the prime of life, and of great celebrity in his profession, rose and said firmly, "Be it so: I devote myself for the safety of my country.

The intrepid Guyon, animated by all the sublime energy which patriotism can inspire, acted up to his word.

Guyon, at daybreak, shut himself up in the same room; he took with him an inkstand, paper, and a little crucifix.

His shield is claimed by Mar´inel; his horse by Guyon; Talus shaves off his beard; and his lady is shown to be a sham Florimel.

BRIGADO´RE (4 syl.), sir Guyon's horse.

Sir Guyon's horse, in Spenser's Faëry Queen, is called by a similar name.

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GUYON, RENE.

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A thirst for God: Madame Guyon.

GUYON, RENE.

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By Rene Guyon, introd.

Guyon, Isaac, Captain.

In 1886 this artist married Dr. Gunther, of Berlin. <b>GUYON, MAXIMILIÈNNE.</b>

Guyon is hors concours at Lyons, Versailles, Rouen, etc.

Guyon is much esteemed as a teacher.