Book, Chapter

 1      I, 9 |     does it appear to you to be justly defensible, that uncertainties
 2      I, 11|    EVIDENCE OF THE CREATOR.~And justly so, they say. For who is
 3     II, 20|         they say, the Egyptians justly renounced their restitution-claim
 4     II, 24| iniquity. What therefore He had justly decreed, having no evil
 5     II, 24|       on the ground that He had justly determined destruction against
 6    III, 2 |        by such a process, might justly be required of man by God,
 7    III, 13|       woman. A virgin mother is justly deemed to be proposed by
 8     IV, 5 |   though, indeed, not even this justly, because it was not really
 9     IV, 14|        the fatherless, and deal justly with the widow; and come,
10     IV, 19|         to be explained. He was justly indignant, that persons
11     IV, 21|      should be established. And justly did He humble Himself for
12     IV, 23|    course, retort upon him most justly in such words as these: "
13     IV, 25|     were not because they might justly have seen the things pertaining
14     IV, 28|         PURPOSE OF THE CREATOR.~Justly, therefore, was the hypocrisy
15     IV, 29|         to prove his existence? Justly also does He upbraid them
16     IV, 34|        Divorce, therefore, when justly deserved, has even in Christ
17     IV, 36|      require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and
18     IV, 36|       the commandments." "To do justly" "Sell all that thou hast;" "
19      V, 3 |      produced such a severance. Justly, therefore, did he refuse