The Purgatorial societies and orders of flagellants were other specialized medieval types. Medieval Catholic theologians concluded that the purgatorial punishments consisted of material fire. Medieval theologians concluded that the purgatorial punishments consisted of material fire. Like Dante's "Divine Comedy," these were to be infernal, purgatorial, and paradisal, respectively. Also, the Orthodox Church does not believe in indulgences as remissions from purgatorial punishment. The doctrine of "purgatorial fire" was typical of medieval Roman Catholic theology.