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The inhabitants of the fiery tombs inside Dis, grouped with like in heated sepulchres.
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heretics
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The text of Dis introduces a plain of burning tombs where heretics are segregated together in fiery sepulchres.
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"What good is it to thrust against the fates? You're Cerberus, if you remember well, for that had both his throat and chin stripped..."
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"...of sighs and agony, and he to me, here are our heretics and those who followed them from every sect. Those tombs are much..."
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"...especially god and uh the first people we meet are the heretics okay the people who have misled uh people from god and their..."
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"...because simony is named after simony magus who is the first heretic in the catholic church so simony is a bad thing they kept..."
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"...you know Catholic theology, you know that Simon Magus is a heretic, right? The first great heretic of the Catholic faith. And so it's..."
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"...Antichrist. And the Catholic Church seems to be more worried about heretics. But the Antichrist is going to be somebody inside the Christian community..."
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"uh Dante he is a heretic he is not going to follow church theology and um the the sexual nature of this language what..."
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"is the bride of god um well if i was a heretic i would say mary magdalene"
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"...church right the bride of god yeah yeah okay that's a heretic all right the bride of god is the catholic church okay so..."
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"...his impetus with greatest force, struck where the thickets of the heretics offered the most resistance. And from him there sprang the streams with..."
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"you know for the Kabbalah or for heretic philosophy or just for Islam okay it does change you as a person it makes you..."
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"...Rogue says, who else bought the dip, talked mad trash to heretics and got strange this month? Yeah. I mean, you got to be..."
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