Chapter

 1 IV    |    but simply that they are just; and therefore, when their
 2 IV    |    not enough that a law is just, nor that the judge should
 3 VII   | Whoever kept for the judge, just as he had found them, the
 4 VII   |  not disseminated it. It is just then as it should be, that
 5 IX    |     with sausages of blood, just because you are perfectly
 6 IX    | refusal to offer sacrifice; just as otherwise they should
 7 XI    |  and wisdom than Cato, more just and warlike than Scipio?
 8 XIII  |     temples in the one case just as in the other; you have
 9 XXIII |   both angels and demons do just what your gods do, where
10 XXV   |  with impunity dishonoured, just as in vain they are adored.
11 XXVII |     not a match for us, and just on that account, indeed,
12 XXVIII|   necessity of using force, just as we are under an obligation
13 XXX   | taxes on heaven! He cannot. Just because he is less than
14 XXXIV |     a fatal flattery; it is just as if, having an emperor,
15 XXXIX |    are in our congregations just what we are when separated
16 XLIX  |   hurt nobody. For they are just (in that case) like many