1
By the fourth day the people of Patras openly condemn Aegeates's judgment.
2
They say that Andreas has done no wrong and should be released.
3
Aegeates fears the crowd and comes to have him taken down.
4
Andreas refuses rescue from the same authority that condemned him.
5
He says he has already reached the boundary of the course assigned to him.
6
Those attempting to loosen him find themselves unable to complete the task.
7
Andreas prays that he not be surrendered again to the unstable life he has already left behind.
8
A brightness surrounds him according to the martyrdom tradition.
9
When the light withdraws, Andreas is dead.