Question: What type of details about maximos kausokalybites can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: maximos kausokalybites -lrb- ; died 1365 or 1380 ; also spelled kavsokalyvites , kafsokalyvia , from '' of the burning hut '' -rrb- , also known as st. maximos the hut burner , was a hesychast monk who lived on mount athos in greece . some of maximos ' writings on prayer and ascetism are included in the '' philokalia '' . maximos lived an austere life , mostly as a recluse in crude shelters , moving from time to time to seek further seclusion . his habit of burning his hut at these times resulted in his nickname '' the hutburner . '' before settling at mt. athos , maximos spent one year in constantinople acting as a '' holy fool . '' at mt. athos , he was a close associate of another renowned hesychast monk , gregory of sinai . in spite of his desire for seclusion and obscurity , four writers later wrote '' vitae '' on his life and teachings . these include '' the life of maximos '' by theophanes and a '' vitae '' by his disciple niphon kausokalybites . the stories of his life recount that as a child he was devoted to the virgin mary and gave his food and clothing to the poor . when his parents arranged his marriage at age 17 he instead moved to mount ganos , where he became the student of an elderly monk . around this time he began his life of austerity , sleeping on the ground , staying awake for long periods , and fasting . after his spiritual father died , he went to constantinople , where he pretended to be mad while living in the gateway of a famous church . a dream led him to an ascent of mt. athos , where he spent three days , ending with a vision of the virgin mary , who told him to remain on mt. athos . thus began about ten years of wandering , including his frequent hut burning , ending with a permanent and very austere cell . during his life , he was held in high repute as a holy man and spiritual adviser , admired for his austerity , and a reputation for clairvoyance , prophecy , healing , and exorcizing demons . legend had him seen flying in the air , turning seawater into drinking water , and...
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