A true and strange relation of fire, which by an eruption brake forth out of the bowels of the earth in the depth of the sea, and made an island of foure miles and a halfe in length, one of the islands of the Tercera's, to the amazement of the beholders [electronic resource] : And which is testified by divers marriners lately come into England. Which happened in the moneth of Iuly last past, 1638.

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