Letter

1 I |        rescued houses from the flames, had himself recently become
2 I |  because, though surrounded by flames, he did not perish. For
3 I |       down in the midst of the flames. Then truly, the fire having
4 I |       to pray amid a circle of flames that did him no harm. But
5 I |   Martin from the midst of the flames, all the time supposing
6 I |         He also added that the flames raged around him all the
7 I | Weapons of prayer, the central flames gave way, and that he then
8 II|     surrendered himself to the flames: yea, worthy of being compared
9 II|      youths, amid the circling flames, and though in the very