First of all, he shewed me the finger of the holy Ghost, so whole and perfect, as ever it was. Next, the nose of the Cherubin, which appeared to Saint _Frances_; with the payring of the naile of a Seraphin; and one of the ribbes of _Verbum caro_, fastened to one of the Windowes, covered with the holy garments of the Catholique Faith. Then he tooke me into a darke Chappel, where he shewed me divers beames of the Starre that appeared to the three Kings in the East. Also a Violl of Saint _Michaels_ sweate, when he combatted with the divell: And the jaw-bone of dead _Lazarus_, with many other precious things beside. And because I was liberall to him, giving him two of the Plaines of _Monte Morello_, in the Vulgare Edition, and some of the Chapters _del Caprezio_, which he had long laboured in search of; he bestowed on me some of his Reliques. First, he gave me one of the eye-teeth of _Santa Crux_; and a little Violl, filled with some part of the sound of those Belles, which hung in the sumptuous Temple of _Salomon_. Next, he gave mee the Feather of the Phoenix, which was with _Noah_ in the Arke, as before I told you. And one of the Woodden Pattens, which the good Saint _Gerrard de Magnavilla_ used to weare in his travailes, and which I gave (not long since) to _Gerrardo di Bousy_ at _Florence_, where it is respected with much devotion. Moreover, he gave me a few of those Coales, wherewith the Phoenix of _Noah_ was roasted; all which things I brought away thence with me. Now, most true it is, that my Superiour would never suffer mee to shew them any where, untill he was faithfully certified, whether they were the same precious Reliques, or no. But perceyving by sundrie Myracles which they have wrought, and Letters of sufficient credence receyved from the reverend Patriarch, that all is true, he hath graunted me permission to shew them, and because I wold not trust any one with matters of such moment, I my selfe brought them hither with me.