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 1       II, VII|      destroyed, and the fierce flames were advancing towards the
 2       II, VII|    there was a calm, while the flames likewise sank and were extinguished.
 3       II, VII|     prevail over the winds and flames of this world, and to obtain
 4      III, X  |        was suddenly wrapped in flames; the guests ran out in panic
 5      III, XVI|        island. When he saw the flames of fire and the smoke carried
 6      III, XVI|       the city, drove back the flames upon those who had kindled
 7      III, XIX|  through the fire, raising the flames of war against the just.
 8      III, XIX|   passage so opened amidst the flames, the unclean spirits, laying
 9       IV, XX |         Scorched by the fierce flames, the maiden Agatha yielded
10       IV, XX |         scorched by the fierce flames.~"The lofty soul of chaste
11        V, XII| exceeding terrible with raging flames, the other no less intolerable
12        V, XII|      midst of the unquenchable flames. Now whereas an innumerable
13        V, XII|    that the summits of all the flames, as they ascended were full
14        V, XIV|       delivered up to avenging flames. "In whose neighbourhood,"