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EPiphanius maketh mention of those,* 1.1 that travail by the deserts of Syria, where are nothing but miserable marishes and sands, destitute of all commodities, nothing to be had for love or mony; if it so happen, that their fire go out by the way, then they light it again at the heat of the Sun, by the means of a burning glasse,
or some other device that they have.* 1.2 And thus in the wildernesse of this world, if any man have suffered the sparks of divine grace to die in him, the fire of zeal to go out in his heart, there is no means under the Sun to enliven those dead sparks, to kindle that extinguished fire again, but at the Sun of Righteousnesse, that fountain of Light, Christ Iesus.
Lib. de Ancho∣rat.
Pet. du Mou∣lin's Communi∣cant.