Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1   |       Still, if there shall be no just ground for hatred, it will
 2    I, 3   |         mere) words and names are just like barbarous words and
 3    I, 4   |        fasten merely on the name, just as if you vilified in it
 4    I, 4   |      reason of this denial. It is just in the same way that you
 5    I, 4   |       else than our own goodness, just as bad men also become conspicuous
 6    I, 6   |         Christians supposed to be just and deserving of respect
 7    I, 6   |           respect and observance, just as long as men remain ignorant
 8    I, 7   |           lies. For it lives only just so long as it fails to prove
 9    I, 7   | Christians are impious; if he was just, if he was pure, then the
10    I, 12  |          its original source; and just as the product is comprised
11   II, 2   |          fire governs all things, just as the soul does in ourselves.
12   II, 10  |          her his heir. By and by, just before her death, she bequeathed
13   II, 12  |           him a heaven-born man,--just as we also commonly call
14   II, 13  |           this dignity and deity, just as you recruit the ranks
15   II, 13  |           s. If the laws had been just even at that early time,
16   II, 15  |        Perseus, and Erigona, have just the same claims for the
17  app, frag|           laws which are far more just and strict than their actions. "