Laws
   Book
 1 1   |         the law, and impose fixed penalties on those who disobey, until
 2 2   |        would inflict the heaviest penalties on any one in all the land
 3 6   |  begetting children, let the same penalties be inflicted upon them as
 4 7   |       which will assign rules and penalties about all of them. What
 5 8   | magistrates appear to adjudge the penalties which he imposes in an unjust
 6 8   |          him with bonds and money penalties, and expulsion from the
 7 9   |          Touching the exaction of penalties, when a man appears to have
 8 9   |           them entirely different penalties?~Athenian. Excellent. I
 9 9   |        shall be exempt from other penalties, unless he have slain some
10 9   |       suffer one of the following penalties:—If he kill the slave of
11 9   |            And we should make the penalties heavier for those who commit
12 9   |        law about the remission of penalties in the case of parricide
13 9   |         what will be the suitable penalties of each, and so assign to
14 9   |          allow them to ordain the penalties for the smallest offences;
15 9   |          the determination of the penalties or punishments which shall
16 9   |      enemy, he, besides the other penalties, shall pay a penalty for
17 12  |          die once):—but any other penalties which admit of being doubled


The Republic
   Book
18 10  |          These, said Er, were the penalties and retributions, and there


The Seventh Letter
   Part
19 Text|           of revolution excessive penalties were inflicted by some persons
20 Text|          and suffers the greatest penalties when it has been separated


The Statesman
   Part
21 Text|        death and the most extreme penalties; and this is very right