married another
man and is now sitting with him at the wedding banquet."
Taking him up, the devil crossed in part of a day from India to
Germany, from the east to the west, and about twilight placed
him in his own house without injury

Entering his own house like a stranger, when he saw his own wife
eating with her spouse, he drew near and in her sight taking out
the half of the ring, he sent it to her in a cup. When she saw
it, she immediately took it out and joining it to the part given
to her she recognized him as her husband. Immediately jumping
up she rushed to embrace him, proclaiming that he was her husband
Gerard and saying good-bye to her spouse. Nevertheless, out of
courtesy Gerard kept the latter with him thaton it without leaving
a trace of a footprint. Likewise walking upon the water they could
not be immersed; also, they had little huts burnt over their heads,
and after those had been burnt to ashes, they came out uninjured.
After this they said to the people, 'If you do not believe our
words, believe our miracles."

The bishop and the clergy hearing of this were greatly disturbed.
And when they wished to resist those men, affirming that they
were heretics and deceivers and ministers of the devil, they escaped
with difficulty from being stoned by the people. Now that bishop
was a good and learned man and a native of our province. Our aged
monk, Conrad, who told me these facts and who was in that city
at the time, knew him well.

The bishop seeing that his words were