Part, Question

 1   2, 10  | whom he saw faltering under torture, and, the while, remained
 2   2, 12  |    God is so powerful as to torture them thus." Now this would ~
 3   2, 63  |   written (Ecclus. 33:28): "Torture and fetters are for a malicious
 4   2, 157 |    they derive from a man's torture. ~Consequently it is evident
 5 Suppl, 72| judgment, another that will torture the wicked." Now the latter
 6 Suppl, 72|  will cleanse the good, and torture the wicked, both in ~reference
 7 Suppl, 86|  why the demons ~should not torture men with other sensible
 8 Suppl, 94|    elements ~conduce to the torture of the damned, according
 9 Suppl, 94|    of hell, in its mode of ~torture or action, follows the mode
10 Suppl, 94| hell ~fire, but it does not torture all sinners equally. For
11 Suppl, 94| able, of its own power, ~to torture certain persons more or
12 Appen1, 2|    Purgatory also they will torture souls on account of venial ~