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Meanings of infernal regions in English
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Usage of infernal regions in English
1
The Ygg-drasill has three roots; two spring from the infernal regions -i.e.
2
AVERNUS, n. The lake by which the ancients entered the infernal regions.
3
Gamers manage mortal souls as they enter the celestial or infernal regions.
4
His eleventh labor consisted in dragging Cerebus from the infernal regions into day.
5
The division assigned to Rhadamanthus in the infernal regions was Tartărus.
6
The place was like an antechamber of the infernal regions proper.
7
It was like a bit of Gustave Doré's idea of the infernal regions.
8
You remember when Dante began his journey into the infernal regions-
9
It was like a pagan orgy or a scene from the infernal regions.
10
But one might say that, of course, of the infernal regions.
11
It was as if the gates of the infernal regions had been suddenly opened.
12
The god of love appears, counselling him to descend himself to the infernal regions.
13
Fuseli's fairies belong to the infernal regions; they are monstrous, lurid, and hideously melancholy.
14
Yet did another depart those infernal regions with no aid from that dark ferryman.
15
What material there was in "Paradise" for the infernal regions of Siberia!
16
Frantic with jealousy, Adeliza consented, and in a trice found herself in the infernal regions.
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