Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIV  |          they had suffered great injustice at their hands, and that
 2        1, XXVI |        and excesses, and acts of injustice, and from a contempt of
 3        1, XXVI |       acts of licentiousness and injustice and covetousness they formerly
 4        2, XVI  |       show that he was guilty of injustice; or that he was pious, and
 5        3, V    |          in consequence of their injustice to strangers and suppliants,
 6        3, XLII |      free from licentiousness or injustice, or folly, or cowardice.
 7        3, LXXI |           which is the height of injustice." Now, in our judgment,
 8        5, XL   |       live lives of violence and injustice. We Christians, then, who
 9        7, LVIII|       follows: 'Must we never do injustice to any?' 'Certainly not.' '
10        7, LVIII|       And since we must never do injustice, must we not return injustice
11        7, LVIII|    injustice, must we not return injustice for an injustice that has
12        7, LVIII|          return injustice for an injustice that has been done to us,
13        7, LVIII|         is the same as to do him injustice.' 'You speak truly. We must
14        7, LVIII|       truly. We must then not do injustice in return for injustice,
15        7, LVIII|          injustice in return for injustice, nor must we do evil to
16        7, LVIII|          it is never right to do injustice, even in return for an injustice
17        7, LVIII| injustice, even in return for an injustice which has been received;
18        8, XLIII|   meekness, show the cruelty and injustice of those who inflicted them,
19        8, LXXII|     there shall be no longer any injustice, or vain speech, or a deceitful