Gorgias
   Part
 1 Intro|        independently of rewards and punishments or of posthumous reputation,
 2 Intro|         future state of rewards and punishments may be compared favourably
 3 Intro|           vision of the rewards and punishments which await good and bad


Laws
   Book
 4 1    |           of life, and to give them punishments and rewards; and in reference
 5 6    |           similar power of imposing punishments and fines in their own department;
 6 7    |             which are sanctioned by punishments. I will adduce an example
 7 7    |          legislator rather than the punishments which he imposes by law.
 8 9    |            will proceed to say what punishments are to be inflicted for
 9 9    |       crimes, and shall we make the punishments greater of voluntary errors
10 9    |             amenable to the extreme punishments for assault, and impiety,
11 9    | retributions of Heaven, and by such punishments men should be deterred.
12 9    |             and also concerning the punishments:—which are to be inflicted
13 9    |   determination of the penalties or punishments which shall be inflicted
14 9    |             outline and form of the punishments to be inflicted, and then
15 9    |           the Gods above, or of the punishments that are spoken of in the
16 9    |           to men; far worse are the punishments which are said to pursue
17 9    |          parents; and therefore the punishments of this world which are
18 11   |             we can, saying what the punishments are to be of all actions
19 12   |             them from many terrible punishments, the way of Rhadamanthus


Meno
   Part
20 Intro|             doctrine of rewards and punishments. In the Republic the relation


Phaedo
   Part
21 Intro|            circumstances. There are punishments too of children when they
22 Intro|          certain actions. All these punishments are really educational;
23 Intro|     casualties, of disproportionate punishments, and therefore the like
24 Intro|          would be against unmeaning punishments inflicted a hundred or a
25 Intro|         future state of rewards and punishments. (Laws.) The reticence of


The Republic
   Book
26 2    |           and inflict upon them the punishments which Glaucon described