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 1 III      |         like an inextinguishable fire.~
 2 III, 120 | executioners, dragged him to the fire.~
 3 III, 122 |                  16 But when the fire already reached to his bones
 4  IV, 136 |          the melting heat of the fire, remained unshaken in his
 5   V, 177 |    justice sufficient torment by fire for ever.'~
 6   V, 186 |       were suffering a change by fire to incorruption, he nobly
 7   V, 204 |         them, 'For me ye have no fire so exceeding hot as to make
 8   V, 222 |        bones of his back and set fire under him.~
 9   V, 228 |                           60 Thy fire is cool for us, thy engines
10  VI, 236 |        more rapid and an eternal fire and torments which shall
11  VI, 267 |       and that in the torture by fire, than which what greater
12  VI, 268 |        stringent is the power of fire, and swiftly did it bring
13 VII, 285 |       sons being consumed in the fire, and the extremities of
14 VII, 291 |        with torments of rack and fire!~
15 VII, 314 |        flung into the furnace of fire, and they endured for God'
16 VIII, 342|      Azarias, and Mishael in the fire.~
17 VIII, 344|     though thou pass through the fire, the flame shall not hurt
18 VIII, 348|     tyrant of the Greeks set the fire blazing for his barbarous