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1      I, 9 |   mean "nobly"; when a man is punished, it is more shameful that
2      I, 10|    for the sake of the person punished; revenge for that of the
3      I, 12|     out they can escape being punished, or that if they are punished
4      I, 12| punished, or that if they are punished the disadvantage will be
5      I, 12|       to others without being punished for it if they possess eloquence,
6      I, 12|    escape being found out and punished for committing them. They
7      I, 14|       get his injurer legally punished, a fact that makes the harm
8      I, 14|     place where criminals are punished, as for example perjurers
9     II, 3 |       will not see that he is punished on our account and because