A story told in this work concerns the main character's explanation to Brother Leo as to what would constitute perfect joy, while another story tells of how, just before dying, the main character chooses not Brother Elias but Brother Bernard as the head of the order founded by the main character.
In one incident related in this work, such a great number of people come to see the main character that they trample a grapevine, which nevertheless proceeds to give more wine than usual. Another section of this work tells of a knight named Landulph who converses with a devil that had possessed a woman; that devil tells Landulph that he had temporarily stopped his possession in order to go dispute with the main character of this work on his deathbed. A story told in this work concerns the main character's explanation to Brother Leo as to what would constitute perfect joy, while another story tells of how, just before dying, the main character chooses not Brother Elias but Brother Bernard as the head of the order founded by the main character. This work contains a section devoted to the "Five Considerations" of its main character's stigmata, the existence of which is disbelieved by the knight Jerome until he has a chance to touch them alongside St. Clare, who helps bury this work's main character. For 10 points, identify this collection of legends about the life of St. Francis of Assisi.
In one incident related in this work, such a great number of people come to see the main character that they trample a grapevine, which nevertheless proceeds to give more wine than usual.
Fioretti or Little Flowers of Francis of Assisi