Part, Question

 1   2, 28  |      its lamps are fire and flames." Therefore love is a ~wounding
 2   2, 102 | dung being delivered to the flames." To this ~burning were
 3   2, 23  |   of charity, "are fire and flames." ~Now fire ever mounts
 4 Suppl, 43|   no little sinner for the ~flames of hell." Consequently it
 5 Suppl, 70|   wicked are imprisoned in ~flames?" Julian [*Bishop of Toledo,
 6 Suppl, 70|     him the torments of his flames." ~But the objection argues
 7 Suppl, 72|   in the burning of worldly flames." Therefore the same ~conclusion
 8 Suppl, 72|   in the burning of worldly flames." Therefore that fire will
 9 Suppl, 72|     by a burning of worldly flames" (De Civ. Dei. xx, 16).
10 Suppl, 72|   in the furnace of worldly flames." Therefore the same ~conclusion
11 Suppl, 79|    respect "He deprived the flames of the Chaldees' furnace
12 Suppl, 79| power remained, since those flames consumed the ~wood, so will