Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XI   |    deception of hidden calamity. Just as some poison, in which
 2      6, V    |    things peaceable and good and just, daily confesses Christ.
 3     25, VI   | necessary supplies from your own just acquisitions; that in all
 4     33, III  |       and pass to and fro, that, just as the dignity of their
 5     51, XXII |        than over ninety and nine just persons that need no repentance."
 6     54, XIII |       may not be atoned for with just satisfactions and lamentations,
 7     54, XIII |        whole after their sins by just prayers and satisfactions.
 8     54, XV   |      fraternity is made the more just, from the fact that one
 9     54, XXIII|         gone before in you; that just as John, His forerunner
10     58, II   |        you think that one who is just born should not be baptized
11     59, II   |         should be sullied by the Just and contagion of the insulter.~
12     62, VII  |     repeatedly dwelt on; because just as the drinking of wine
13     62, XIII |          mingled with the other; just as, on the other hand, the
14     67, I    |         your solicitude, no less just than needful, to be relieved
15     67, IV   |          judgment of all, may be just and legitimate. And this
16     72, XXIV |     there baptized is considered just and legitimate, they will
17     73, II   |    baptism of all heretics to be just and lawful. And although
18     73, IX   |        distinctions; but what is just she does: nor in her judgments
19     74, VI   |       are observed at Jerusalem, just as in very many other provinces
20     74, XVI  |       those who agree with them, just as their partners and abettors
21     74, XVIII|      heretics will begin to seem just and lawful when they are
22     75, XVI  |         Unless, indeed, it seems just to some, that they who,
23     82, I    |       time from my gardens, as a just reason was afforded I consented.