Sed vir Dei ubi ad patefactam usque inter flammas ianuam pervenit, arripientes inmundi spiritus unum de eis, quos in ignibus torrebant, iactaverunt in eum, et contingentes humerum maxillamque eius incenderunt: cognovitque hominem, et quia vestimentum eius morientis acceperit, ad memoriam reduxit.
But when the man of God was come to the entrance opened onward between the flames, the unclean spirits snatching up one of them which they tormented in the fires, threw him at Fursa and touching him burned his shoulder and cheek: and he knew the person and recalled to memory that at his death he had taken of him a garment.
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