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 1 1 |          ill, you would inflict a punishment upon him? Or would you abstain
 2 5 |     medicine, involving righteous punishment and inflicting death or
 3 5 |          received, may suffer the punishment which he deserves; and these
 4 6 |         determine what additional punishment he shall suffer, and how
 5 7 |          neither to add insult to punishment so as to anger them, nor
 6 7 |          any citizen disputes the punishment, let her bring him before
 7 7 |          not inflict upon him the punishment which he deserves, shall
 8 8 |          relating to the modes of punishment, and applications for suits,
 9 9 |            And if he suffers this punishment he will probably return
10 9 |           greatest of crimes. His punishment shall be death, which to
11 9 |       rule, that the disgrace and punishment of the father is not to
12 9 |         there be one law, and one punishment for all alike: in the first
13 9 | involuntary? or shall we make the punishment of all to be alike, under
14 9 |           to inflict death as the punishment of offences.~Cleinias. What
15 9 |      convicted, every part of his punishment shall be doubled.~And if
16 9 |          instead of two years—his punishment is to be longer because
17 9 |        lawfully receive any other punishment? Let death then be the appointed
18 9 |       death then be the appointed punishment of him who in a fit of passion
19 9 |     permit them to determine what punishment is to be inflicted in any
20 9 |       case the law will remit the punishment of death, and only compel
21 9 |         die, or suffer some other punishment either greater than death,
22 9 |        this will be a disgraceful punishment, and therefore suitable
23 9 |          come he shall suffer the punishment of perpetual exile. He who
24 10|           terms what shall be the punishment of sacrilege, whether fraudulent
25 10|       determine what is to be the punishment of those who speak or act
26 10|          court shall estimate the punishment of each act of impiety;
27 10|      should not all have the same punishment. For he who does not believe
28 11|         let them undergo the same punishment up to forty years of age.
29 11|            shall endure a heavier punishment. Not that he is punished
30 11|           at the right measure of punishment, and in all cases at the
31 11|         all cases at the deserved punishment. In the attainment of this
32 12|            he shall have the same punishment. For he who steals a little
33 12|          the court determine what punishment he shall suffer, or what
34 12|      shall further determine what punishment he shall suffer, or what
35 12|         be found guilty, the same punishment shall be inflicted on him.~
36 12|       that. And what shall be the punishment suited to him who has thrown
37 12|      cannot now be wrought, or no punishment would be more proper than
38 12|         he shall undergo the same punishment as the thief, and if a man