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 1   3, 159|      afflicted with a disease (in punishment of former) crimes, he who
 2   4, 166|      beings where men are born in punishment of their) sins.~
 3   4, 173|                      173. If (the punishment falls) not on (the offender)
 4   4, 240|            single (it suffers the punishment of its) sin.~
 5   5, 3  |           great sages: 'Hear, (in punishment) of what faults Death seeks
 6   5, 164|        tormented by diseases (the punishment of) her sin.~
 7   7, 14 |     formerly created his own son, Punishment, the protector of all creatures, (
 8   7, 16 |          him justly inflict that (punishment) on men who act unjustly.~
 9   7, 17 |                               17. Punishment is (in reality) the king (
10   7, 18 |                               18. Punishment alone governs all created
11   7, 18 |       governs all created beings, punishment alone protects them, punishment
12   7, 18 |   punishment alone protects them, punishment watches over them while
13   7, 18 |           sleep; the wise declare punishment (to be identical with) the
14   7, 19 |                           19. If (punishment) is properly inflicted after (
15   7, 20 |           without tiring, inflict punishment on those worthy to be punished,
16   7, 22 |         world is kept in order by punishment, for a guiltless man is
17   7, 22 |          to find; through fear of punishment the whole world yields the
18   7, 23 |        tormented by (the fear of) punishment.~
19   7, 24 |          mistakes with respect to punishment.~
20   7, 25 |                     25. But where Punishment with a black hue and red
21   7, 26 |         to be a just inflicter of punishment, who is truthful, who acts
22   7, 27 |       king who properly inflicts (punishment), prospers with respect
23   7, 27 |         even through the (unjust) punishment (which he inflicts).~
24   7, 28 |                               28. Punishment (possesses) a very bright
25   7, 30 |                              30. (Punishment) cannot be inflicted justly
26   7, 31 |           assistants and is wise, punishment can be (justly) inflicted.~
27   8, 124|         named ten places on which punishment may be (made to fall) in
28   8, 126|       nature of the) crime, cause punishment to fall on those who deserve
29   8, 127|                       127. Unjust punishment destroys reputation among
30   8, 130|       offenders) even by corporal punishment, then let him apply to them
31   8, 202|     dismissed by the king without punishment, but (the former owner)
32   8, 205|       virginity, is not liable to punishment.~
33   8, 267|       Sudra shall suffer corporal punishment.~
34   8, 290|        are) ten cases in which no punishment (for damage done) can be
35   8, 292|       that in all these cases) no punishment (shall be inflicted).~
36   8, 298|           be five mashas; but the punishment for killing a dog or a pig
37   8, 306|          those worthy of corporal punishment, daily offers (as it were)
38   8, 320|         kumbhas of grain corporal punishment (shall be inflicted); in
39   8, 321|            321. So shall corporal punishment be inflicted for stealing
40   8, 323|    deserves corporal (or capital) punishment.~
41   8, 324|     medicines, let the king fix a punishment, after considering the time
42   8, 356| confluence of rivers, suffer (the punishment for) adulterous acts (samgrahana).~
43   8, 364|         instantly suffer corporal punishment; but a man who enjoys a
44   8, 364|         shall not suffer corporal punishment, if (his caste be) the same (
45   8, 366|      caste) shall suffer corporal punishment; he who addresses a maiden (
46   8, 379|     Brahmana (instead of) capital punishment; but (men of) other castes
47   8, 379|       castes shall suffer capital punishment.~
48   8, 382|        they both deserve the same punishment as in the case of an unguarded
49   8, 415|         who is enslaved by way of punishment.~
50   9, 30 |        tormented by diseases, the punishment of her sin.~
51   9, 228|      openly, the king may inflict punishment according to his discretion.~
52   9, 230|            the king shall inflict punishment with a whip, a cane, or
53   9, 233|          has been completed or (a punishment) been inflicted according
54   9, 236|          let him inflict corporal punishment and fines in accordance
55   9, 245|        245. Varuna is the lord of punishment, for he holds the sceptre
56   9, 248|       various (kinds of) corporal punishment which cause terror.~
57   9, 263|           be restrained except by punishment.~
58   9, 275|          various kinds of capital punishment, likewise on those who conspire
59   9, 279|          other) (mode of) capital punishment; or the offender may repair
60   9, 293|     medicines, let the king award punishment, taking into account the
61  11, 9  |        him swallow the poison (of punishment in hell).~
62  11, 21 |  righteous king shall not inflict punishment; for (in that case) a Brahmana
63  12, 54 |       expiration of (that term of punishment), the following births.~