Tartarologyn.
A doctrine as to Tartarus; hence, a doctrine of hell and future punishment.
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Tartarology1867
1867 C. Kingsley Water of Life vi. 93 The Middle Ages, when men really believed in that same Tartarology, with the same intensity with which they now believe in the conclusions of astronomy or of chemistry.
1868 Contemp. Rev. 7 158 The ordinary Tartarology flows far more directly from the sixth book of the Æneid than from anything in Holy Scripture.
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