Et quia vir Dei igne divinae caritatis fortiter ardebat, quia tempestates potestatum ariarum a sua suorumque laesione crebris orationibus vel exhortationibus repellere consueverat, merito ventis flammisque mundialibus praevalere, et ne sibi suisque nocerent, obtinere poterat.
And for as much as the man of God did fervently burn with the fire of divine charity, seeing he was wont with his often prayers and exhortations to drive from the hurt of himself and all his the storms of the powers of the air, he might now justly prevail against the winds and flames of the present world, and obtain that they injured not him nor his.
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