Chapter

 1 II    |        even now does not deserve punishment, I suppose, because of his
 2 IV    |     wicked, senseless, worthy of punishment, deserving of ridicule.
 3 IV    |        of the thing on which the punishment is inflicted. It is not
 4 VII   |         unveiling, to call forth punishment from man at once, while
 5 IX    |        many crosses on which the punishment which justice craved overtook
 6 X     |       divine homage to them. And punishment even were due to Christians,
 7 XIV   |          the Athenians inflicted punishment on his accusers, and set
 8 XXI   |          one. It was the merited punishment of their sin not to understand
 9 XXVII |         them some comfort, while punishment delays, to have the usufruct
10 XXX   |       one of preparation for all punishment. Let this, good rulers,
11 XLV   |      light of the brevity of any punishment you can inflict--never to
12 XLV   |          look forward to eternal punishment from Him for sin,--we alone
13 XLVI  |  satisfied, owns plainly, by the punishment he inflicts, his incontinence.
14 XLVII |        the earth for purposes of punishment, we have in the same way
15 XLVIII|        shall be consigned to the punishment of everlasting fire--that
16 XLVIII|    judgment which still supplies punishment with fuel! The mountains
17 XLIX  |         the fear of never-ending punishment and the hope of never-ending
18 L     | something more terrible than any punishment and any death. Nor does