nobles, and expensive perfumes, nor of candles, lamps, and a crowd of people. These things do not make the feast radiant, nor are they the true feast, but are symbols of the feast. Beloved, what does it profit me, not just to speak of lighting candles and lamps in the church, but even if I were able to acquire such lights as the sun which shines from heaven, or instead of many lamps were to affix stars to the ceiling of the church and make it a new sky and a thing unheard of upon the earth, and again,