Book, Chapter

 1    I, 18|      infliction of outrageous injuries will disturb the compact
 2    I, 20|     others that it may escape injuries. For this is always the
 3   II, 4 |    for protection against the injuries of men, to those who were
 4    V, 13|      frees that religion from injuries and molestation, but always
 5    V, 21| compelled by proscription, by injuries, by prison, by tortures.
 6    V, 21|     avenge the calamities and injuries inflicted on His servants.
 7   VI, 9 |    Fecials, and by inflicting injuries according to legal forms,
 8   VI, 18|      a good man would inflict injuries if he were provoked: now
 9   VI, 18|  praises to the forgetting of injuries. "I entertain hopes," he
10   VI, 18|      to forget nothing except injuries." But if he thus acted--
11  VII, 11|     harassed with insults and injuries on account of righteousness
12  VII, 22| poisons, and are visited with injuries, with want, with imprisonment,