Part, Question

 1   1, 88  |           come into the place of ~torments." Therefore separated souls
 2   2, 41  |        than to await ~everlasting torments." Therefore scandal is a
 3   2, 183 |       first to be dragged to the ~torments of martyrdom," so that there
 4 Suppl, 69|      wherein they bore sorrow and torments for the Lord." The same
 5 Suppl, 70|         earth, drags with him the torments of his flames." ~But the
 6 Suppl, 70| immediately in the same way as it torments bodies.~
 7 Suppl, 86|          to the lower ~hell, unto torments, to be reserved unto judgment."
 8 Suppl, 93|          charity, suffers greater torments of martyrdom, or is more ~
 9 Suppl, 94|           corruption of sin, and ~torments the soul, as a corporeal
10 Suppl, 94|           worm born of corruption torments by ~gnawing.~Aquin.: SMT
11 Suppl, 94|         may say of the fire that ~torments the separated souls, we
12 Suppl, 94|      light in the midst of ~their torments." But this is no argument,
13 Suppl, 95|          come "into the place of ~torments." Therefore in like manner
14 Suppl, 95|          counts they will ~suffer torments. Likewise they will be tormented
15 Suppl, 95|          man in the midst ~of his torments "saw Abraham . . . and Lazarus
16 Suppl, 96|      kindness delights not in the torments of the unhappy, but on ~
17 Suppl, 96|          and perceive in them the torments they have ~escaped: for
18 Appen2, 1|         it is the same fire which torments the damned in hell and cleanses ~