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 1 9 |     greatest proofs; that, in war, punishment was oftener inflicted on
 2 46|       atrocious. He saw that their punishment would be a weight upon himself,
 3 50|        opinion, moved that capital punishment should be inflicted, not
 4 51|           character. If, indeed, a punishment adequate to their crimes
 5 51|             and talk only of their punishment, should that punishment
 6 51|            punishment, should that punishment have been inordinately severe.
 7 51|           propose this new kind of punishment. Of fear it is unnecessary
 8 51|          under arms, and as to the punishment, we may say, what is indeed
 9 51|           if scourging be a milder punishment than death, how is it consistent
10 51|     scourge, and inflicted capital punishment on such as were condemned.
11 52| fellow-citizens and their country, punishment be inflicted, according
12 55|           Gabinius, and Coeparius, punishment was inflicted in a similar