Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|     reward, which could with impunity be withheld from him? And
 2   II, 4 |     He did these things with impunity, because he was a king and
 3   II, 4 | gifts, was carried away with impunity by Caius Verres from her
 4  III, 3 | think that they do that with impunity, because there is no one
 5  III, 17|   crimes were committed with impunity: he saw that death raged
 6  III, 17|  perhaps he promised himself impunity in the indulgence of his
 7  III, 17|       as long as the hope of impunity shall favour us, let us
 8   IV, 4 |   father, nor runaway slaves impunity, so neither will philosophers
 9    V, 20|  they may commit crimes with impunity. For what can the robber
10    V, 21|      men, and discussed with impunity.~
11    V, 24|   that they will escape with impunity, because they have been,