M1NUCIUS FELIX. 517 quered; and Mimtcius,thattheformer had believed,and thelatterhad conquered. " But formyself,"saidI, " I rejoicemore fullyon behalfof allof us ; because alsoOctavius has conquered for me, in that the very great invidiousnessof judging is taken away from me. Nor can I acknowledge by my praisesthe merit of his words : the testimonyboth of man, and of one man only,isweak. He has an illustriousreward from God, in spiredby whom he has pleaded,and aided by whom he has gained the victory." After thesethingswe departed,glad and cheerful: Cjeci- lius,to rejoicethat he had believed; Octavius,that he had conquered ; and I, that the one had believed,and the other had conquered.