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 1 1 |    suffer more evil than they inflicted. At that time my forefathers
 2 6 |     let the same penalties be inflicted upon them as upon those
 3 9 |    what punishments are to be inflicted for each offence, and who
 4 9 |   penalty is fitly or unfitly inflicted.~Cleinias. I agree with
 5 9 |  punishments:—which are to be inflicted for violent deaths, let
 6 9 |       or from fear, and those inflicted voluntarily and with premeditation.
 7 9 |      what punishment is to be inflicted in any of these cases, but
 8 9 |    punishments which shall be inflicted on the guilty may fairly
 9 9 |      of the punishments to be inflicted, and then they will not
10 9 | person be convicted of having inflicted wounds in a passion, in
11 9 |     scourge as he has himself inflicted, and quell his presumption.
12 9 |       of this world which are inflicted during life ought not in
13 10|      the injury which is thus inflicted on young men to the ruin
14 11|     double the amount of that inflicted by the court. And if a guardian
15 12|      same punishment shall be inflicted on him.~Now every man who