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 1   1, 72|          to the purification63 and punishment which is by fire: because
 2   2, 16|            to mind, nor again, the punishment due to a wicked life. ~
 3   2, 19|             because of the fear of punishment (otherwise to be expected)
 4   2, 42|          fear of death, and of the punishment of the Law. ~
 5   2, 44|      justice ever adhere, awarding punishment to those who swerve from
 6   3, 20|           been thus daring, suffer punishment, so that they gave in to
 7   3, 26|             He forthwith dealt out punishment by means of His unseen power
 8   3, 31|         underwent every species of punishment and torment, for the sake
 9   3, 39|            too, we do not say when punishment is inflicted on the person
10   3, 61|         the fear of) any impending punishment. On account of this dissoluteness (
11   4, 7 |             who is able to inflict punishment and death, at once on both
12   4, 16|            city), and suffered the punishment which they deserved, it
13   4, 28|        into His Church, and on the punishment that should come upon them.
14   4, 29|        work) ; and (so) should the punishment, due to the disposition
15   5, 18|    agitated, as by some torment or punishment even to this very time,
16   5, 24| voluntarily and openly ever chosen punishment for the sake of nothing
17   5, 25|            nor has suffered severe punishment for the sake of his friends,
18   5, 25|          species of torment and of punishment from their countrymen, on
19   5, 28|               who suffered extreme punishment before the eyes of us all, --
20   5, 28|    willingly receive every form of punishment for nothing that is true!
21   5, 32|        with his own hands, inflict punishment on himself52 ! ~
22   5, 36|        should suffer every sort of punishment and vengeance, not on account
23   5, 44|         ourselves, laid on Him the punishment of the Cross, those who
24   5, 48|           the capital and shameful punishment of the Cross; which is inflicted