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 1   7, 7  |        and Moon, he the Lord of justice (Yama), he Kubera, he Varuna,
 2   7, 10 |      the complete attainment of justice.~
 3   7, 32 |            32. Let him act with justice in his own domain, with
 4   7, 141|      him place on that seat (of justice) his chief minister, (who
 5   8, 1  |         must enter his court of justice, preserving a dignified
 6   8, 12 |                   12. But where justice, wounded by injustice, approaches
 7   8, 14 |                       14. Where justice is destroyed by injustice,
 8   8, 15 |                            15. 'Justice, being violated, destroys;
 9   8, 15 |       being violated, destroys; justice, being preserved, preserves:
10   8, 15 | preserved, preserves: therefore justice must not be violated, lest
11   8, 15 |         violated, lest violated justice destroy us.'~
12   8, 16 |                  16. For divine justice (is said to be) a bull (
13   8, 16 |  therefore, beware of violating justice.~
14   8, 17 |         men even after death is justice; for everything else is
15   8, 23 |     Having occupied the seat of justice, having covered his body,
16   8, 24 |       inexpedient, what is pure justice or injustice, let him examine
17   8, 59 |          men) offending against justice be fined by the king.~
18   8, 78 | worthless for (the purposes of) justice.~
19   8, 86 |          the two twilights, and justice know the conduct of all
20   8, 95 |     That man who in a court (of justice) gives an untrue account
21   8, 122|         to prevent a failure of justice, and in order to restrain
22   9, 251|       duties in accordance with justice, may seek to gain countries
23   9, 268|      them meet (the officers of justice).~