4660. Because they are like this, it could never be otherwise than that they punish one another in the hells and torture one another, for as a result of this they have a fear of hurting others. They cannot be restrained except by fears, nor can fear be aroused otherwise than by punishments.
4660. Being of such a character, it cannot well be otherwise than that they mutually punish each other in the hells, and torture each other; for thus [comes] their fear of injuring [others]. They cannot be restrained save by means of fears; nor can fear be otherwise excited than by punishments.
4660. Quia tales sunt, nequaquam aliter potest, quam ut puniant se mutuo in infernis, et se crucient, nam sic timor illis nocendi, non refraenari possunt quam per timores, nec timor aliter incuti potest quam per poenas.