The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |    ask you, O my friends, to punish them; and I would have you


Critias
   Part
 2 Intro|  all-seeing Zeus, wanting to punish them, held a council of
 3 Text |     on the pillar, and would punish him who in any point had


Gorgias
   Part
 4 Intro|    the effect is just; if to punish is just, to be punished
 5 Intro| enemy, he will desire not to punish him, but that he shall go
 6 Intro|     sakes men are willing to punish the offender (compare Republic).
 7 Intro|    the argument:— ‘Would you punish your enemy, you should allow
 8 Text |  mean.~SOCRATES: —Who are to punish them?~POLUS: Yes.~SOCRATES:
 9 Text |     do not those who rightly punish others, punish them in accordance
10 Text |   who rightly punish others, punish them in accordance with


Laws
   Book
11 5    |      and by never ceasing to punish them; and no man who is
12 6    |  meets him and is willing to punish him. If any of the commanders
13 6    |      shall either prevent or punish offenders. Every man should
14 6    |    one injures anything, and punish him who does, with stripes
15 6    |    him, and if he attempt to punish any one, let every one come
16 7    | there be no dispute, let her punish him herself. After the age
17 7    |     who comes in his way may punish him and his tutor and his
18 8    |    study of virtue, let them punish him with disgrace and infamy,
19 9    |      order to deter him, and punish his acts, under the idea
20 9    |     the guardians of the law punish him with death; and let
21 9    |   city is in residence shall punish him; or if in the country,
22 9    | wardens of the country shall punish him with blows, or in any
23 11   |     of such duties, and they punish those who wrong the orphan
24 11   |  court of select judges, and punish him, if convicted, by exacting
25 11   |  them look to the matter and punish youthful evil–doers with


Phaedo
   Part
26 Text |  with him, and would you not punish him if you could?~Certainly,


Protagoras
   Part
27 Intro| proved by the fact that they punish evil-doers, with a view
28 Text |   chance; they do not try to punish or to prevent them from
29 Text |      are angry with him, and punish and reprove him—of these
30 Text |    citizens, like other men, punish and take vengeance on all


The Republic
   Book
31 1    |   who transgresses them they punish as a breaker of the law,
32 3    |      or carpenter," ~he will punish him for introducing a practice