Now, after getting as far as Satala in such a state of health, I seemed to settle the rest by the grace of God.  I made peace between the Armenian bishops, and made them a suitable address, urging them to put away their customary indifference, and resume their ancient zeal in the Lord’s cause.  Moreover, I delivered them rules as to how it behoved them to give heed to iniquities generally practised in Armenia.  I further accepted a decision of the Church of Satala, asking that a bishop might be given them through me.  I was also careful to inquire into the calumnies promulgated against our brother Cyril, the Armenian bishop, and by God’s grace I have found them to be started by the lying slanders of his enemies.  This they confessed to me.  And I seemed to some extent to reconcile the people to him, so that they avoid communion with him no more.  Small achievements these, maybe, and not worth much, but in consequence of the mutual discord caused by the wiles of the devil, it was impossible for me to effect more.  Even this much I ought not to have said, so as not to seem to be publishing my own disgrace.  But as I could not plead my cause before your excellency in any other way, I was under the necessity of telling you the entire truth.