enkindled

The taste enkindled by wine, was soon fed with brandy, and spread among the native bands like a wildfire.

And albeit it contained oil to burn a day and a night it remained enkindled for three weeks.

It has not only strewed the whole path of life with tormenting thorns, but enkindled "everlasting burnings."

And this faith and loyalty was a living power that enkindled like faithfulness in those who worked with him.

Hence S. Gregory says: "When a man sees one whom he loves his love is yet more enkindled."