Book, Chapter

 1       I, XIII   |        stone. Soon after, fearing punishment on account of what he had
 2       I, XXII   |       taken, and suffered capital punishment.~
 3       I, XXXVIII|           sin, did not escape the punishment of God. For he lost in a
 4       I, XXXVIII|         reveal to him a threefold punishment, and to give him the power
 5       I, XXXVIII|         offered himself singly to punishment instead of all, saying that
 6       I, XXXVIII|         who had sinned. Thus, the punishment of the people was turned
 7       I, XL     |        and made known to him as a punishment, that the greater part of
 8       I, XLIV   |          turned aside threatening punishment. For the king of Syria with
 9       I, XLVI   |           of his wicked works, in punishment of which his kingdom was
10       I, XLVI   |          occurred to Amassia as a punishment of his sin, for, having
11       I, XLVIII |   destroyed in three78 days, as a punishment for the sins of the people.
12       I, XLIX   |         had preceded him, brought punishment upon himself from God, and
13       I, LI     |          worship; and being, as a punishment for this, delivered into
14       I, LIV    |        answer, denouncing special punishment upon the king. Then Sedechias,
15      II, I      |         she was being led away to punishment according to the law, Daniel,
16      II, V      |      before them, as the means of punishment, a fiery furnace, in order
17      II, XXXI   |     Christians worthy of death or punishment, forbade any further cruelty
18      II, XLIV   | banishment, and for every kind of punishment that might be assigned him,
19      II, L      |           it was quite sufficient punishment that, having been declared