Usted buscó: to punish and enslave (Inglés - Latín)

to punish and enslave
puniendi et serviendi

to punish and qonquer
puniendi et serviendi

accustomed to punish
nondum

to punish and bring it into subjection:
in servitutem redigo

to punish, avenge, gave vengeance
punio

also to punish the just is not good, nor to strike princes for equity.
non est bonum damnum inferre iusto nec percutere principem qui recta iudica

for thus saith the lord of hosts; as i thought to punish you, when your fathers provoked me to wrath, saith the lord of hosts, and i repented not:
quia haec dicit dominus exercituum sicut cogitavi ut adfligerem vos cum ad iracundiam provocassent patres vestri me dicit dominu

for, behold, the lord cometh out of his place to punish the inhabitants of the earth for their iniquity: the earth also shall disclose her blood, and shall no more cover her slain.
ecce enim dominus egreditur de loco suo ut visitet iniquitatem habitatoris terrae contra eum et revelabit terra sanguinem suum et non operiet ultra interfectos suo

i was once a greek king who had three daughters. two of them were beautiful, but the third, named psȳche, was very beautiful. many in the kingdom said: "pesche is even more beautiful than venus herself." venus was goddess of beauty and love. venus was angry and hated psȳchen because the people thought: "a mortal girl is more beautiful than a goddess." the goddess therefore sent her son cupid to greece and ordered psȳchen to punish him. /i
cupīdō et psȳchē in castellō in monte habitāvērunt. sorōres psȳchēs invidiōsae erant et amārem cupīdinis dubitāvērunt. "cūr marītum tuum numquam vīdistī" rogāvērunt illae. "quod nōn vir est, sed mōnstrum horribile est!" psȳchē lacrimāvit et respondit sorōribus suīs: "nōn est vērum; marītus meus est bonus et bellus vir quī mē magnopere amat." tamen, psȳchē marītum suum dubitāre coepit. itaque, ūnā nocte, psȳchē lūcernam incendit et faciem marītī dormientis suī spectāvit.