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 1    I, 21|        bestow on the men by whose punishments they are propitiated? But
 2   II, 13|          their deserts to eternal punishments. This does not extend to
 3   IV, 10|     ungrateful people with severe punishments, and made them subject to
 4   IV, 27|          expiated by the severest punishments on the part of their persecutors.
 5    V, 8 |           would know what kind of punishments God~prepared for the destroyers
 6    V, 8 |          rulers, or the terror of punishments, since the wholesomeness
 7    V, 9 |        them with studied kinds of punishments, and think it little to
 8    V, 11|        that he might show by what punishments they ought to be visited
 9    V, 13|           in their power to avoid punishments, nevertheless prefer to
10    V, 19| instrument of generation. Of what punishments, therefore, is he deserving,
11    V, 20|          condemned to everlasting punishments; in the next place, because
12   VI, 3 |         REWARDS OF HEAVEN AND THE PUNISHMENTS OF HELL.~There are two ways,
13   VI, 3 |       vices by earthly honours or punishments. Therefore all this discussion
14   VI, 3 |         are vices, and what their punishments. For perhaps some one may
15   VI, 8 |          will suffer the greatest punishments through this very thing,
16   VI, 8 |      shall have escaped the other punishments which are supposed to exist."
17   VI, 9 |           superfluous and useless punishments, when it is permitted them
18   VI, 14|       itself within the befitting punishments of the guilty, becomes savage
19   VI, 17|        need of arguments: for the punishments inflicted on the worshippers
20   VI, 17|         deterred by no threats or punishments from preferring the command
21  VII, 7 |        poets, and explained those punishments of the infernal regions,
22  VII, 11|        which it suffers perpetual punishments and infinite torments for
23  VII, 21|          XXI. OF THE TORMENTS AND PUNISHMENTS OF SOULS.~First of all,
24  VII, 22|    tormented by manifold kinds of punishments, and are driven to the impious
25  VII, 26|          be raised to everlasting punishments. These are they who have