Book, Chapter

1    I, 1 | condemns whilst it excuses your injustice, is at once apparent in
2    I, 1 |   course to cease from the past injustice. Should, however, a cause
3    I, 6 |        perceived, their extreme injustice is discovered, and they
4    I, 7 |     good which is true. Now, if injustice has left any place within
5    I, 9 |      tax your gods with extreme injustice, since they injure even
6    I, 20|         it at home. This is the injustice (which we have to suffer),