At cum iidem globi ignium sine intermissione modo alta peterent, modo ima baratri repeterent, cerno omnia quae ascendebant fastigia flammarum plena esse spiritibus hominum, qui instar favillarum cum fumo ascendentium nunc ad sublimiora proiicerentur, nunc retractis ignium vaporibus relaberentur in profunda.
But as the said flaws of fire without cessation would now fly up into the element, now fall back again into the deep dungel, I saw the tops of every flaw that ascended, full of mens spirits, which in manner of sparkles mounting up with the smoke were sometimes thrown a-high, sometimes, when the fumes of the fire were gone, fell back into the depths below.
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