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 1  I, 8   |        never endure to inflict punishment upon me, I shall subject
 2  I, 8   |      have often had to undergo punishment for abstaining from fraud.
 3 II, 4   |      we ought not, in applying punishment, merely to proportion it
 4 II, 7   |       at my hands. How great a punishment then would one deserve if
 5 III, 6  |        and deserve more severe punishment. For the latter, although
 6 III, 7  |        dismisses it to eternal punishment, shall I incur your wrath
 7 III, 11 |      this dignity, he procures punishment for those who wrongfully
 8 III, 16 |     Church's revenues provokes punishment from God, and extreme condemnation
 9 III, 17 |     the penalty of everlasting punishment. Moreover, a father according
10 III, 17 |      to the wound. What severe punishment, then, must be expected
11 IV, 1   |        would be worse than all punishment, after being entrusted with
12 IV, 1   |        that dieth not3 and the punishment of being cut asunder,4 and
13 IV, 1(4)|         Heb. iv. 12), or in he punishment of "sawing asunder" (Dan.
14 IV, 1   |        out well; did he escape punishment?15 nay for this very reason
15 IV, 1   |   brought upon himself greater punishment, and very reasonably too.
16 IV, 1   |      who claims exemption from punishment where it is due, because
17 IV, 1   |    receive therefore the sorer punishment. For as thou wouldest have
18 IV, 1   |  unable, thou wilt both suffer punishment for them, and also because
19 IV, 1   |      deserves all the bitterer punishment. Since, then, this excuse
20 IV, 1   |      deserving of the greatest punishment who, after obtaining this
21 IV, 2   |       who ordain him share his punishment, for any sins which he may
22 IV, 2   |     other, the amount of their punishment shall be equivalent to his,
23 IV, 2   |        to his, nay perhaps the punishment shall be even greater for
24 IV, 2   |     remain unpunished, but his punishment shall be a little lighter
25 IV, 2   |      receive therefore a sorer punishment than they who put him forward,
26 IV, 2   |      compulsion, but where the punishment is eternal, as it is for
27 IV, 2   |       his warrant for escaping punishment? Is not this very absurd?
28 IV, 2   |      therefore rescue him from punishment? I beseech thee, let us
29 IV, 2   |        worthy of the extremest punishment. For this reason also the
30 IV, 2   |    while in that before us the punishment is that of fire unquenchable,
31 IV, 6   |      be handed over to eternal punishment, if so be that those Jews,
32 IV, 9   |   procuring for myself greater punishment in the world to come, than
33 VI, 10  |  Nevertheless, I think that my punishment will be milder when I am
34 VI, 11  |        that sins receive sorer punishment by far when they occur in
35 VI, 11  | dignity undergo a far bitterer punishment for the same sins as others,
36 VI, 11  |        he demands much greater punishment for the ruler than for the
37 VI, 13  |      delivered over to eternal punishment; and if any one be without