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 1 1|       anger then the immediate punishment: and it will always happen
 2 2|        are made in war, as the punishment happens immediately, cannot
 3 5|    hopes of reward and fear of punishment. And above all, he ought
 4 6|      so great an observance of punishment and reward toward them,
 5 6|       be silent on a method of punishment observed by them, which
 6 6|       desires he longs for his punishment, if he himself is the executioner,
 7 6|    provide the opportunity for punishment. When they are present,
 8 6|        time payment is missed, punishment must also be dispensed with,
 9 7|       by reward, as well as by punishment. Marcellus, recognizing
10 7|      are kept there by fear or punishment; then when they are led
11 7| ignorance have received a just punishment, ignominously losing the