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 1  II,   5|        that although so terrible punishments have been denounced by you
 2  II,  30|          not be terrified by the punishments in Hades, of which we have
 3  II,  54|        finally, do you establish punishments by terrible laws for the
 4  II,  76|          to undergo all kinds of punishments and tortures? Let us, too,
 5 III,  16|           and to hurl on you the punishments usually dictated by chagrin,
 6  IV,  32|         laws, and by severity of punishments, opposed such indiscretion,
 7  IV,  33|       should be subjected to all punishments, you extol with praise that
 8   V,  29| slaughter, and any other kind of punishments, and by fear of cruel torture?
 9  VI,  11|         swords, and devising new punishments against us? In your rage
10  VI,  20|  sacrilegious robbers to fitting punishments at the moment of their theft
11  VI,  26|        many laws and so terrible punishments, and their audacity cannot
12  VI,  26|          check given by means of punishments? But if images caused any