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 1   2, 39  |    rest of the ~blessed, be consigned to the hell of sinners."
 2   2, 41  |  they are ours, or they are consigned to us to take care of them
 3   2, 41  |     goods of the Church are consigned to prelates, and ~the goods
 4 Suppl, 69|  way no one who is finally ~consigned to hell or heaven can go
 5 Suppl, 69| course, the separated souls consigned to their respective ~abodes
 6 Suppl, 69|     the soul, through being consigned ~to that place, is affected
 7 Suppl, 69| this joy or ~grief at being consigned to such a place remains
 8 Suppl, 69| those who are condemned are consigned to darker and deeper ~parts
 9 Suppl, 69|   least amount of sin ~were consigned to a higher and less darksome
10 Suppl, 71| such persons that they were consigned to hell, not finally, but
11 Suppl, 71|   for those who are finally consigned ~to that punishment. We
12 Suppl, 71|     merits of those who are consigned to those punishments. But
13 Suppl, 72|   may refer to the children consigned to limbo who, ~although
14 Suppl, 83| which their bodies will be ~consigned to everlasting punishment.
15 Appen2, 1|   mortal sin are forthwith ~consigned to eternal punishment. Therefore
16 Appen2, 1|      Hence they will not be consigned to everlasting death, ~since "
17 Appen2, 1|  lower in merit, are to ~be consigned to a lower place. Another