CHAPTER II The unanimity of Basil and Chrysostom, and their common pursuits
CHAPTER II
The unanimity of Basil and Chrysostom, and their common pursuits
3. And other things, in addition to these, preserved our unanimity firm and unbroken. For the one could not boast more than the other about the greatness of his country; nor had I superfluous wealth, while he subsisted in extreme penury. Moreover, the similarity of our aim corresponded with the moderateness of our means. Our condition in life also was of the same degree, and everything concurred with our disposition.