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 1    II|         pain on his body by the flames, in such wise that the pricks
 2    II|         combs of iron, with the flames of fire, and death which
 3   III|       burning with great bright flames. The next year after, in
 4    IV|       children went through the flames, and have gone upon the
 5    IV|         their pains through the flames, this, in his torment, lay
 6    IV|         honoured, whose shining flames, he as vanquisher, holy
 7    IV|         vanquished by faith the flames of the persecutors, he showed
 8    IV|         christian people by the flames that he suffered. By these
 9    IV|       He was stretched upon the flames of the great brands of fire,
10    IV|       of the faith felt not the flames. And S. Austin saith: The
11    IV|      may not be surmounted with flames, for the fire that burnt
12    IV|   heaven, and he faileth in his flames. Of the quenching of the
13    IV|         of the ministers of the flames was surmounted, he restrained
14    IV|     felt not the burning of the flames. And of the second fire
15    IV| children from hurting among the flames of fire, why should not
16     V|        casting out of his mouth flames of sulphur, and his hands
17    VI|          Lo! how we be burnt by flames in their entering into this
18    VI|    touching of it, and felt the flames well-smelling and sweetly,
19    VI|     Martin in the middle of the flames without hurt. And they had
20   VII|         they were cast into the flames of fire they rendered their