_Two Wains appear, the which are sent by a Miracle._
Then, the swelling waves of the sea being reduced and returned unto
themselves, two oxen appear, seeming to draw toward Dunum a wain laden
with a noble burden, the holy body; the which the people and clergy of
Ultonia followed with exceeding devotion, with psalms, and hymns, and
spiritual songs. And plainly it showed that vehicle which formerly
bore the ark of the covenant from Acharon unto Getht. But by all these
wonders the fury of the Ardmachians is not appeased; for still is their
hand prepared unto battle, that the body of their prelate, their
primate, their patron, might not be riven from them. Nevertheless, the
divine Providence took heed that occasion of contest should not any
more be ministered; for another wain appearing, drawn by two oxen, went
before the Ardmachians, even like the former wain which had borne the
sacred body unto Dunum; and they stayed not to follow its track,
believing that it carried the precious burden, until it came within the
borders of Ardmachia, unto a certain river which is named Caucune.
Then the visionary wain disappeared; and the people, frustrated of
their hope, unsatisfied and sad, returned unto their dwellings.