Xavier Durrieu was courageous, Dulac dauntless, Charamaule fool-hardy.

[1079] The Jesuits, headed by Francis Xavier, made their appearance in Japan in 1549.

In the words of the dying Xavier, on the Island of Sancian, he exclaimed, In te domine speravi, non confundar in eternum.

In one sense he was the precursor of Loyola, of Xavier, and of Aquaviva,those illustrious men who headed the counter-reformation; Jesuits, indeed, but ardent in piety, and enlightened by the spirit of a progressive age.

Unfortunately, when he arrived off Hainan, a wind blowing on shore, and very imperfect charts, prevented his entering the port; but on his way he had an opportunity of revisiting one of the few places on the coast possessing any historical interest, namely Macao, the residence of Camoëns; and also of touching at St. John, the scene of the labours and death of Francis Xavier.

Here, too, St. Francis Xavier died.

In the year wherein he was deprived of the laurel, he published the life of St. Francis Xavier, translated from the French of father Dominic Bouchours.

save him from the arm of my brothers!""What have you always done?""Borne his stripes, and called for help upon St. Jago, St. Francis Xavier, St. Benedict, and St. Nicholas!""And did you never invoke the three holy Maries?" "Never.""Then

The result showed the familiarity of the guide with his duty, for he had scarce ventured this opinion, when a party from the gorge on the summit of the mountain was seen wading through the snow, along the path that led towards the Refuge, with Father Xavier at its head.

" Father Xavier knelt on the rocks, and all the Catholics of the party united with him in the prayer for the dead.

Father Xavier led the way, and the whole party proceeded towards the summit of the pass, leading Balthazar a prisoner, and leaving the body of Jacques Colis to its final rest, in that place where so many human forms had evaporated into air before him, unless those who had felt an interest in him in life should see fit to claim his remains.

What were Xerxes, Xantippe, Ximenes, Xavier?

X. XAVIER, Francis, v. 392, n. 5.

DWYER, FRANCIS XAVIER. Visual outline of legal research covering the search for judicial decisions.

Francis Xavier Dwyer (A); 6Aug64; R342592.

Xavier Cugat's collection of Pan-American songs with English and Spanish lyrics.

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LASANCE, FRANCIS XAVIER. Let us pray.

R101895, 31Oct52, B. H. Krekeler (E) LASANCE, FRANCIS XAVIER.

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SEE Xavier, Adro.

PRUSZYNSKI, XAVIER.

SEE PRUSZYNSKI, XAVIER.

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GABELSBERGER, FRANZ XAVIER, inventor of the shorthand in use in German countries as well as elsewhere (1789-1849).