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1 2 | look calmly upon bloody death,” nor “surpass in swiftness
2 3 | unreproved. And so, after the death of Cyrus, his sons, in the
3 3 | to execute under pain of death. Now Datis and his myriads
4 4 | be very angry. At their death, the most moderate funeral
5 5 | punishment and inflicting death or exile in the last resort.
6 9 | if not, then acknowledge death to be nobler than life,
7 9 | His punishment shall be death, which to him will be the
8 9 | according to his deserts—death, or bonds, or blows, or
9 9 | said before. In cases of death, let the judges be the guardians
10 9 | the majority condemn to death. But let there be a general
11 9 | undergone the penalty of death. Such persons the city shall
12 9 | might justly be put to death, and we were proceeding
13 9 | legislator ought to inflict death as the punishment of offences.~
14 9 | angry with the author of his death; and being himself full
15 9 | the law punish him with death; and let them hand over
16 9 | intention to kill, cause the death of another by blows and
17 9 | obligation to put him to death, but this may be done in
18 9 | and when about to suffer death at the hands of his parents,
19 9 | any other punishment? Let death then be the appointed punishment
20 9 | convicted be punished with death, and let him not be buried
21 9 | that they may put him to death. And let the prosecutor
22 9 | hand, but contrives the death of another, and is the author
23 9 | survive, let him put him to death. And if any one kills a
24 9 | injunctions. They who meet their death in this way shall be buried
25 9 | or other animal cause the death of any one, except in the
26 9 | kill another in warding off death from his father or mother
27 9 | remit the punishment of death, and only compel the offender
28 9 | or a servant his master, death shall be the penalty. And
29 9 | sister, and is found guilty, death shall be the penalty. And
30 9 | childless, having suffered death as the penalty of murder
31 9 | fellow–citizens, of which death is the penalty distinctly
32 9 | punishment either greater than death, or, at any rate, not much
33 9 | measure of prevention. Now death is not the worst that can
34 9 | return he shall be put to death. And if any freeman eat
35 10| every succession of life and death you will do and suffer what
36 10| whose crime is deserving of death many times over, while the
37 10| let him be punished with death. As to that class of monstrous
38 10| let him be punished with death, for his sacrifice is impure.
39 11| he shall be punished with death. Next in order shall follow
40 11| he shall be punished with death, his property shall be confiscated.
41 11| dead have the power after death of taking an interest in
42 11| shall be punished with death; or if he be a private person,
43 11| he shall be punished with death. And in any case in which
44 11| return under penalty of death; but if he be a citizen,
45 12| shall be punished with death; for he is incurable.~Now
46 12| courageous and noble and blessed death—in such a case of the throwing
47 12| and have been condemned to death by the examiners, let him
48 12| city lasts; and after their death they shall be laid out and
49 12| stripes, imprisonment, or death. But as regards attendance
50 12| while he lives but after his death let the assembly honour
51 12| he shall be punished with death. Every man should regard
52 12| shall undergo the penalty of death. And if any fraction of
53 12| and if they are convicted death shall be the penalty. Those
54 12| reality finished, giving death, which is the only remedy
55 12| let him be punished with death, as a subverter of the whole
56 12| generally, the third day after death will be a fair time for
57 12| justest of men, and after death may have no great sins to
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