Chapter

 1 XII   |         We are burned in the fire: so, too, are the gods in
 2 XVIII |    in judgement by water and fire; Who laid down those ordinances,
 3 XVIII |      sentence the profane to fire equally perpetual and lasting;—
 4 XXIII |   and representation of that fire, they depart unwillingly
 5 XXXVII|   should be avenged by human fire 99, or should grieve at
 6 XL    |  Christians in that day when fire poured over Volsinii from
 7 XLVII |      that He is derived from fire, as was the opinion of Heraclitus :
 8 XLVII | subterranean store of secret fire for purposes of punishment,
 9 XLVIII|    God, in the punishment of fire equally lasting, and possessing
10 XLVIII|  between hidden and ordinary fire. Thus that in common use
11 XLVIII|      reduced to ashes by any fire. And this will be a proof
12 XLVIII|   will be a proof of eternal fire, an example of a judgement