Part, Chapter

 1   0, 24|      only with the tortures of hell. Yet it has no desire to
 2   1, 6 |    progress: all the powers of hell will combine to drive it
 3   3, 9 |        example, by the fear of hell, for, though it desires
 4   2, 15|     and so many souls going to hell must, I think, have been
 5   3, 10|     run a thousand times round hell if by so doing he can make
 6   4, 5 |      marshal all the powers of hell, for, as I have often said,
 7   1, 7 |  slight by comparison with the hell that she had merited. Others,
 8   1, 9 | torment of those who suffer in hell, for in this spiritual tempest
 9   3, 18|        these favours, but only hell. When these are the results
10   4, 16|     world, and indeed from all hell. ~
11   7, 4 |         With regard to fear of hell, these souls have none;
12   7, 5 |       one who has merited only hell makes the distress greater.
13   9, 7 |   never feared the torments of hell, for they seem nothing by
14   9, 16|        in not casting him into hell? ~
15  11, 7 |  condition of those who are in hell. They are not resigned,