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 1 I     |      besides the odium of an unjust deed, you will incur the
 2 I     |    with some idea that it is unjust, as not wishing to hear
 3 I     |     the name of Christian is unjust. And the very reason which
 4 I     |      proper to cease from an unjust dislike, while if its bad
 5 IV    |     exhibit the violence and unjust domination of mere tyranny,
 6 IV    |      Why speak we of them as unjust? nay, if they punish mere
 7 V     |   been our persecutors,--men unjust, impious, base, of whom
 8 V     |  execute against us--and the unjust, the vile, the bloody, the
 9 XXVII | advise us, forsooth, to take unjust advantage of you; but we
10 XXVIII|     it was easily seen to be unjust to compel freemen against
11 XLI   |    beings so ungrateful, and unjust; who, instead of being angry