Xenoglossy, the ability to suddenly speak a language one has never learned or studied, is reported to have taken place at Pentecost in Acts chapter 2. Are there any other independent sources that claim something similar to have happened during the early stages of Christianity? Any other reports of xenoglossy apart from Acts 2 during, say, the first 300 years of Church history?
Note: there is a similar question Is there any extra-biblical evidence of tongues from the first, or even second, century?, but the question itself and its single answer so far appear to be focused on glossolalia, not xenoglossy.
Similar question constrained to modern times: Are there any documented cases of Xenoglossy (i.e. "Acts 2:1-13 type" tongues, understood by a foreigner) in recent history (19th century on)?