Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |             the passions are cured by punishment, and by the inculcation
 2    I, 8 |      beautifully: "For all who suffer punishment are in reality treated well,
 3    I, 8 |           this same Word who inflicts punishment is judge; regarding whom
 4    I, 8 |              And God does not inflict punishment from wrath, but for the
 5    I, 8 |             his own free-will chooses punishment, and the blame lies with
 6    I, 8 |        salvation, but will escape the punishment of enmity. "The crown of
 7    I, 8 |         punishes the disobedient (for punishment is for the good and advantage
 8    I, 9 |            the Judge comes to inflict punishment on those that would not
 9    I, 10|            the earth." By showing the punishment of sinners, and their easy
10    I, 10|      dissuades from crime by means of punishment; and by holding up the merited
11    I, 11|               the purifying virtue of punishment are profitable on account
12   II, 6 |           ignominy, and reproach, and punishment. For the only thing that
13  III, 2 |           virgin. The grave was their punishment, and the monument of their
14  III, 8 |           base-ness, and exhibits the punishment consequent upon it, alluring
15  III, 8 |            lest lust, through want of punishment, should throw wide the gates
16  III, 8 | voluptuousness. Accordingly, the just punishment of the Sodomites became
17  III, 8 |             will never receive a like punishment. By guarding against sinning,