Chapter

 1 II   |         of the truth, to help the judge to a righteous decision;
 2 II   |    brought and accused before the judge; as if a search had any
 3 III  |        fairness you should rather judge of what is unknown from
 4 IV   |         which it prohibits, for a judge never inflicts a righteous
 5 IV   |         law is just, nor that the judge should be convinced of its
 6 VII  |       story? Whoever kept for the judge, just as he had found them,
 7 VII  |          the culprits' before the judge, was bribed into silence?
 8 X    |    prejudice nor injustice be the judge, the one of which has no
 9 X    |          your knowledge; let that judge us; let that condemn us,
10 XVII |         witness, too, that God is judge, exclaiming, "God sees,"
11 XXIII|          that Christ is coming to judge every human soul which has
12 XXIII|         at the hands of Christ as Judge, and which they expect one
13 XL   |     Teacher of righteousness, the Judge and Avenger of sin, all
14 XLV  |            as enjoined on us by a Judge we dare not despise. But
15 XLVII| proclaiming that God will one day judge the world. For, like us,