Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XIII |      believe-a pot boiling without fire19 with the vegetables which
 2      I, XVIII|         order him to walk into the fire, he would not refuse to
 3      I, XVIII|            got ready by a powerful fire for cooking some loaves
 4      I, XVIII|          the oven broken open, and fire raged without restraint
 5      I, XVIII|       Nature was overcome, and the fire gave way; so that he, of
 6      I, XVIII|            it, O Christ, that that fire did not touch thy youthful
 7      I, XXV  | infrequently proved his power over fire. If you remind us that the
 8     II, II   |        usual, we beheld a globe of fire dart from his head, so that,
 9     II, V    |          as Martin advanced, until fire covered the royal seat,
10    III, XIV  |        exposed person, beside that fire, when Martin at once perceived