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…on lifeless matter". Each character is also punished extensively for his behaviour, as Prometheus was, being eternally chained to a rock at the top of the Caucasus mountains, and destined to have his liver torn out by a vulture whereupon it would re-grow each day…

…of Mercutio and Tybalt at the outset of Act III. Romeo is not sentenced to death for his crime, but merely exiled, and as for Old Montague and Old Capulet they are punished with fines for their responsibility in an incident much more serious than the hurly-burly…

…of interaction. The First Persian War in 490 B.C. was brief. Intending to punish Athens for its participation in a raid in Asia Minor, Persia sent a small force by Persian standards, about 20,000 infantry and 800 cavalry. The Greeks met this force with 10,000 troops…

…in effect is giving and receiving his own punishment. He says something quite uncompassionate about the individual when he says, "there is no room for [individuals in the judicial system whose] conduct affects the interests of no persons beside himself." (73…

…in cases of unjust punishments or mistreatment. I do believe that all people deserve to have at least basic human rights to safety and fair treatment--no matter what their culture commands. It is a reasonable stand point to not want to interfere with the systems…

…as a punishment to me, at least I think, my mother has an anuerysm. Over the last five years my mother had nothing but splitting headaches and teeth-grinding migranes. I thought it was me that caused the anuerysm, because of all the stress that I caused and gave her…

…of the Sabbath, and an emphasis on the simpler qualities of life. Nonconformity to the new government laws was met with harsh punishment including, fines, jail time, or even prison time. The puritans left behind a legacy that impacted America in many ways…

…to let you use the c! omputer. A “breach of security” is much more than just the unauthorized use of another’s computer. It also prohibits the destruction or alteration of information on a computer. This is a very highly punishable crime, a person can…

…notifies Ismene of ! her intentions to bury Polyneices despite the fact that such an act is punishable by death, for Creon considers Polyneices to be a traitor and that by not having his body buried, Polyneices suffers a posthumous punishment. She makes…

…believed that the end of the world was at hand and anyone who did not have faith in Christ would encounter the wrath of God. Many people joined the religion because they did not want to take the chance of the Christians being right and being punished…