Book, Par.

 1 III, 4 |           then the sudden rush of fire from Heaven upon the sacrifice:-
 2 III, 4 |         priest, not bringing down fire from Heaven, but the Holy
 3 III, 4 |           than silver purified by fire. Who can despise this most
 4 III, 4 |           could have endured that fire in the sacrifice, but all
 5 III, 5 |      these, be able to escape the fire of hell, or to win those
 6 III, 7 |      ocean, but into the abyss of fire, and the death which awaits
 7 III, 13|   supplies additional fuel to the fire, so he who by himself, or
 8 III, 14|     pleasure of the soul. For the fire of wrath is a kind of pleasure,
 9 III, 14|          he is able to escape the fire which arises from this passion,
10 III, 14|          are not the fuel of this fire, but things far more dreadful:
11 III, 14|   dreadful: for it is no material fire to which they are subjected,
12 III, 14|           searching test than the fire then was to the bodies of
13 III, 17|       hewn down and cast into the fire."37 And for one who has
14 III, 17|         not be able to escape the fire of the other world, what
15 IV, 1  |        escaping that unquenchable fire, and the outer darkness2
16 IV, 1  |          that they may escape the fire. Now, that I say not these
17 IV, 2  |         the punishment is that of fire unquenchable, and of an
18 IV, 9  | destruction, and how terrible the fire which such a leader brings
19 VI, 8  |           quickly warded off such fire from my head. For it is
20 VI, 8  |           is detected, and as the fire tests the material of metals,
21 VI, 12 |         upon any fuel to feed the fire. From speaking ill of any,
22 VI, 13 |         or chariots or wheels, no fire and darts. These are visible