requital

And my quest for requital was about to start.

The coney was like hooey And squealed our requitals.

With the wrongs, the crimes, the vices of centuries to avenge, they dreamed that the day of requital was come; and the dream had turned clods into devils.

And the deeds which God will thus punish deserve, on the theory of punishment as prevention, no requital.

The idea came from the Crito, where Socrates compels Crito to own that we must do evil to no one—not even by way of requital.