0.7 x 11.2 x 5.58 Inches; 270 pages; Nathan, a Jew, ends up in a monastery at Weissenfels that is destroyed by a tornado. Nearly dead, he finds himself in the garb of a Papal delegate, and to avoid condemnation he takes on the role of his new garments. He performs what the local people consider to be miracles. He becomes a bishop, is eventually condemned by his nemesis, and sent to the flames. The false judgement is overturned and Nathan is finally consecrated as a local saint.

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