Chapter, Paragraph

 1   2,      3  |     souls, enduring pains and torments so that her neighbor may
 2   2,     20  |    have been tormented. Which torments I permitted for the increase
 3   2,     22  |         Of the four principal torments of the damned, from which
 4   2,     22  |     souls have four principal torments, out of which proceed all
 5   2,     22  |   which proceed all the other torments. The first is, that they
 6   2,     22  |    fire, and the tortures and torments, and to see Me, than to
 7   2,     22  |        than to be without the torments and not to see Me. ~
 8   2,     22  | revive these wretched ones to torments, because in seeing him they
 9   2,     22  |    the fire to burn them with torments, so that it torments them,
10   2,     22  |     with torments, so that it torments them, without consuming
11   2,     22  |      fault. Out of these four torments issue all others, such as
12   3,     31  |  faith -- wherefore the Devil torments him with infidelity in order
13   3,     31  |     have committed, and their torments are greater than those of
14   4,      3  |   they will go to the eternal torments. Contrariwise, My beloved
15   4,      8  |      him the earnest of cruel torments to endure, and if he do
16 Lette,      0|      the graces of such sweet torments and labors which it pleased