Secundulus, being no morementioned, seems to have died in prison before this interrogatory. Her mother was probably a Christian, as was one of herbrothers, the other a catechumen. HE was the son of Victor, a Christian soldier in Numidia. From this place the order {384} took its name.
From a very short life of his, written soon after his death, and anotherlonger, corrected by Alcuin, both published by Henschenius, withremarks, p. We have his sermons On Pentecost, Christ'sBirth, Baptism, Ascension, and On his Resurrection, (but of these lastonly the first, third, and fourth are St. Cyril ofJerusalem, in almost all the MSS. This abbey was again ruined by the Saracens in 884: also by the Normans in 1046, and by the emperor Frederick II.
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