CHAPTER XXII.

Chrysostom’s Sufferings from the winter cold—Depredations of the Isaurians—The Mission in Phœnicia—Letters to Innocent and the Italian Bishops—Chrysostom’s enemies obtain an order for his Removal to Pityus—He dies at Comana, A.D. 407—Reception of his Reliques at Constantinople, A.D. 438, 379