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    The Penguin Book of Hell

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      Mesopotamia, xiii, 3, 4

      Micah, 56

      Michael (archangel), 50

      Michelangelo, 224–25

      Minos, 16, 28, 262n

      Minotaur, 149–50, 256n, 262n

      missionaries, 179

      Molech, 36

      monks, 111, 113

      fornicating, 97–99

      Montfort, Guy de, 262n

      Morimond, abbot of, 118, 119–20

      Moses, 46

      Mosul, 253

      Mulroy, Kevin, 245, 251

      murderers, 88–89

      music, 253–54

      Nagasaki and Hiroshima, atomic bombing of, 232, 240–43

      Nazi extermination camps, see extermination camps

      necromancy, 15, 35, 260n

      conversion of cleric who had practiced, 118, 121

      Nemean Lion, 12, 13

      Nessus, 151, 152, 155

      Nicodemus, 47–56

      Night, 7, 10, 23

      nine torments, 114, 115–17

      Nobel Peace Prize, 240

      No Exit (Sartre), 231–32

      nuclear weapons, 240

      bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 232, 240–43

      nun, pregnant, 128–29

      Obizzo II d’Este, 153

      Odysseus, 4, 15–18, 22, 35

      Odyssey (Homer), 4, 15–18, 75

      Oppenheimer, J. Robert, 240

      Orion, 16

      Orpheus, 12

      Osiris, 4

      oven, red-hot, 217

      pain, see punishment and torments

      Pallas, 16

      Pasiphaë, 28

      passions, 133

      vexatious, 172, 175–76, 177

      patriarchs and prophets, Jewish, 45, 47, 48, 50, 56, 169

      Paul the Apostle, Apocalypse of Paul, xiv, 37–44, 179

      Pazzo, Rinier, 154

      Perdition, 225

      Persephone, 7–8, 11, 12, 13, 18, 22, 26

      Pew Research Center, xiii

      Phaedra, 28

      Phlegyas, 32

      Pholus, 151

      Phristinus, 83, 95, 96–97

      Pilate, Pontius, 47, 78

      Pilgrim’s Progress, The (Bunyan), 193

      Pinamonti, Giovanni Pietro, 179–92

      Pirithous, 18, 26, 31

      pits, 42–44, 214–15

      Plato, 130

      political detainees, xv, 232, 253–54

      see also prisons

      Polydorus, 263n

      Pompey the Great, 262n

      Poseidon, 10, 15, 256n

      pregnancy, 42, 98, 128–29

      Priam, 263n

      pride, 89–90, 175–76

      priests, 111, 115, 128

      fornication by, 97–99

      parishioners’ stoning of, 126

      prisons, xv, 232, 244

      political detainees in, xv, 232, 253–54

      solitary confinement in, 244–52, 253

      see also extermination camps

      prophets and patriarchs, Jewish, 45, 47, 48, 50, 56, 169

      Procris, 28

      Proserpina, 23

      Protesilaus, 256n

      Protestant Reformation, xv, 169

      Protestants, 169–70, 179, 180

      punishment and torments, 30, 36, 72, 199, 227

      in Apocalypse of Paul, 37–44, 179

      the blessed as pitying, 132–34

      the blessed as rejoicing in, 134–35

      the blessed as seeing, 131–32

      contemplation of, 179–92

      as continual, 172, 177–78

      darkness, see darkness

      as eternal, 172, 177–78, 187–91

      fear of, vs. punishment itself, 190

      fire, see fire

      as fitting the crime, 88–101, 191–92

      as just, 190–92

      nine, 114, 115–17

      Socrates on, 19–21

      stench, see stench

      as unchangeable, 189–90

      in Vision of Tundale, 87, 88–101

      worms, see worms

      Purgatory, 59–60, 111, 113, 120, 169, 224, 225

      Pyrrhus, 154

      reason, xv, 133, 175

      Redbord (Radbod), King of Frisia, 226–27

      Red Cross, 253

      Resurrection of the Dead and Eternall Judgement, or, The Truth of the Resurrection and the Bodies Both of Good and Bad at the Last Day, The (Bunyan), 193–96

      Revelation, 37, 223, 225

      revenge, 176

      self-, 175

      Reznor, Trent, vii

      Rhadamanthus, 30

      rich man, parable of, 45–46, 172, 177, 183

      Rinier da Corneto, 154

      Rinier Pazzo, 154

      rivers

      Styx, 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 147

      of tears, 206–7

      robbers, 93–95

      Romans, xiii, 4, 22, 23, 35, 37

      Rudinger (knight), 129

      sacrilege, 94

      saints, relationship to the damned, see blessed and the damned

      Salmoneus, 30–31

      sand, 219–20

      Sartre, Jean-Paul, 231–32

      Satan (Devil; Lucifer), 65, 175, 182, 223

      cleric’s summoning of, 122

      company and conversation of, 172, 176–77

      in Dante’s Inferno, 139–40, 163–64

      Furniss on, 207–8

      in Gospel of Nicodemus, 47, 48, 51–52, 54–55

      soul standing before, 208–9

      student’s pact with, 118, 119–20

      in Vision of Tundale, 83, 104–7

      science, xv, 199, 223

      screams, 102, 206, 213

      in prison, 245, 247

      Sebastian, Saint, 259n

      self-defilers, 97–99

      self-revenge, 175

      Seneca the Younger, 12–14

      sensual appetites, 174–75

      “Sentence Worse Than Death, A” (Blake), 244–52

      serpents, 116, 127

      Seth, 50–51

      Sextus, 154

      shame, 114, 115, 128

      Sheol, xiii, 35

      SHU (Special Housing Unit; solitary confinement), 244–52, 253

      Sibyl, 22–28, 30

      Sight of Hell, The (Furniss), 201–21, 222

      Simeon, 48, 50

      sins, multiple, 100–101

      Sisyphus, 4, 17

      slavery, 231

      Sleep, 7, 10, 24

      smell, see stench

      Socrates, 4, 19–21

      solitary confinement, 244–52, 253

      Solomon, Wisdom of, 102, 116–17

      sounds

      of eternity, 220–21

      in interrogation, 253–54

      music, 253–54

      in prison, 245, 247

      sad voice, 218

      see also screams

      South, 231

      Special Housing Unit (SHU; solitary confinement), 244–52, 253

      spies, 89, 90

      Spiritual Exercises (Ignatius Loyola), 179

      Standring, G., 222

      stench, 43, 70, 71, 87, 92, 102, 107, 114, 115, 116, 182–83, 192, 207, 208

      in prison, 245, 248

      Strophades, 155

      Styx, 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 147

      Summa Theologica (Thomas Aquinas), 130–35, 264n

      sun, 10, 170

      Swinden, Tobias, 170

      Sychaeus, 29

      Taenarum, 13

      Tantalus, 4, 17

      Tartarus, 4, 7–11, 19–20, 29, 30, 35, 36, 37, 39, 42, 51

      tears, 92, 206–7, 219

      Telamon, 15


      Teresa of Ávila, Saint, 204, 209, 212

      Terrible Judgment, and the Bad Child, The (Furniss), 217

      Thames, 153

      Theogony (Hesiod), 7–11

      Theseus, 12–14, 18, 26, 32, 256n, 262n

      thieves, 93–95

      Thomas, Saint, 181

      Thomas Aquinas, xiv, 130–35, 264n

      Tiresias, 15, 22

      Tisiphone, 29–30

      Titans, 4, 7–11, 15–18, 30

      Tityos (Tityus), 4, 16, 31

      toads, 127

      Tollemache, Lionel A., 199

      Toppo, 159

      torture

      in Hell, see punishment and torments

      in prisons, 232, 253–54

      traitors, 89, 90

      Treatise concerning the Principal Mysteries of our Religion, 115–17

      Treblinka, 233–39

      Trojans, 16, 155

      Trojan War, 15, 22, 256n

      Tundale, see Vision of Tundale

      Typhon, 8

      Ulster Cycle, 258n

      Vesuvius, 225

      Virgil, 4–5, 22

      The Aeneid, xiii–xiv, 5, 22–32, 139, 263n

      in Dante’s Inferno, 23, 139, 150, 151, 158

      Virgin Mary, 44, 78

      Vishnu, 240

      Vision of Tundale (Visio Tnugdali), 83–84, 179

      angel sent to meet Tundale’s soul, 86–87

      deepest depths of hell, 103–4

      departure of Tundale’s soul, 85–86

      descent into hell, 102

      fornicators in, 96–97, 97–99

      gluttons in, 96–97

      greedy in, 90–92

      monks and priests in, 97–99

      multiple sinners in, 100–101

      murderers in, 88–89

      prince of shadows in, 104–7

      proud souls in, 89–90

      punishments in, 87, 88–101

      self-defilers in, 97–99

      spies and traitors in, 89, 90

      thieves and robbers in, 93–95

      Visions of Clairvaux, 121

      voices

      sad, 218

      see also screams

      Voyage of Saint Brendan, The, 60, 75–80

      Vulcanus, 100

      war, xv, 232, 240–41

      see also World War II

      Warsaw ghetto uprising, 236, 238

      water, 186

      wayfarers, 131, 134

      William III of England, 171

      wine, 129

      Wisdom of Solomon, 102, 116–17

      Wólka, 237, 238

      World War II, xv, 232

      atomic bombing of Japan in, 232, 240–43

      see also extermination camps

      worms, 36, 41, 44, 97, 114, 115, 116, 171, 177, 180

      Furniss on, 212

      Zeus, 7–10, 16–18

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