Chapter

 1 3   |    the Angels as it were on fire, with the convent and the
 2 3   |  great speed to put out the fire. On arriving at the convent,
 3 3   |  the convent, they found no fire; and entering within the
 4 3   |    had seen was a celestial fire, not a material one, which
 5 XXIV|     ready to enter into the fire. Now the Sultan began to
 6 5   | fell, and producing a great fire in all the valley; and the
 7 5   |   filling his soul with the fire of divine love, he thus
 8 13  |  how he had lighted a great fire, and prepared a supper composed
 9 17  |     burning coal out of the fire, and put it on his foot;
10 18  | whom indeed shone forth the fire of divine charity and the
11 25  |   him, as if it had been on fire, so that it was impossible
12 25  |  melted like wax before the fire. As time went on, this holy
13 25  |   were, to set his heart on fire, lasted for three years,
14 26  |  like innumerable sparks of fire coming out of a burning