But his Body is supposed to have been discovered in a Church of his Name at _Treves_, in the Year 1071[731]. How and when it was conveyed thither, let those inquire who adore it. To return to _Liberius_, he was so sensibly affected with the Fall of _Vincentius_ and his Collegues, that he wished for an Opportunity of losing his Life in so good a Cause, and washing out with his Blood the Stain which the scandalous Conduct of his Legates had brought upon his Character[732]. Thus he expresses himself in the Letter, which he writ on that Occasion to the great Friend of his See _Osius_[733]. However, in the Height of his Affliction, he found great Relief in the Courage and Steadiness of _Cæcilianus_ Bishop of _Spoleto_, of _Eusebius_ Bishop of _Vercelli_, and of _Lucifer_ Bishop of _Cagliari_ in _Sardinia_. The latter advised the Pope to demand of the Emperor another Council, and generously took upon himself to go to _Arles_, where _Constantius_ then was, and make that Demand. _Liberius_ readily accepted his Offer, and named _Pancratius_ and _Hilarius_ for his Collegues, the one a Presbyter, the other a Deacon of the Church of _Rome_. [Sidenote: Liberius _writes to the Emperor for another Council_;] By these he writ an excellent Letter to the Emperor, wherein, with the Liberty that became a Catholic Bishop, but at the same time with all the Respect that is due from a Subject to his Sovereign, he justifies his Conduct in the Defence of _Athanasius_, lays open the Arts and Views of the adverse Party, and begs that a new Council might be assembled, there being no other Means to put a Stop to so many Evils, and restore Peace and Tranquillity to the Catholic Church[734]. At the same time _Liberius_ writ to _Eusebius_ Bishop of _Vercelli_, and _Fortunatianus_ Bishop of _Aquileia_, intreating them to assist his Legates with their Advice, and even with their Presence, should it be thought necessary. The Three Legates, on their Arrival at _Vercelli_, in their Way to _Arles_, were not only kindly received, but joined by _Eusebius_, who repaired with them to the Emperor. [Sidenote: _which is granted, and assembles at_ Milan.] As the _Arians_ were no-ways averse to the Proposal, nay, had even solicited the Emperor to convene a new Council, the Request of the Legates met with no Difficulty; so that a Council was appointed to meet at _Milan_, where it met accordingly in the Beginning of the Year 355[735]. We are told, that it consisted of Three hundred Western Bishops, and that from the East there came but very few[736]. But _Constantius_ and his Army may be said to have supplied their room. For the Council no sooner met, than the Emperor absolutely insisted upon their signing the Condemnation of _Athænasius_, and an Edict, containing the chief Tenets of _Arius_, which had been published in his Name. But in this Attempt he met with a vigorous Opposition from _Dionysius_ Bishop of _Milan_, _Eusebius_ of _Vercelli_, _Lucifer_ of _Cagliari_,