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 1   II, 3 |         folly. I am not, indeed, so unjust as to imagine that they
 2   II, 4 |          that it was unbecoming and unjust, that while his father Apollo
 3  III, 19|          evil? unless they are most unjust, who do not weigh the fewer
 4  III, 21|          But how impossible and how unjust this is, I could show by
 5  III, 26|      clemency. Give me a man who is unjust, foolish, an evil-doer;
 6  III, 30|          the sun itself. Why are we unjust to ourselves, and delay
 7   IV, 18| condemnation in Him. But those most unjust accusers, together with
 8   IV, 18|          come into the hands of the unjust and the faithless;and they
 9   IV, 24|            must confess that man is unjust through his own fault, since
10   IV, 26|        before that we knew God were unjust, were thorns--that is, evil
11    V, 6 |        BANISHMENT OF JUSTICE, LUST, UNJUST LAWS, DARING, AVARICE, AMBITION,
12    V, 6 |             passed most unequal and unjust laws, by which they might
13    V, 7 |            account He permitted the unjust to be more powerful, that
14    V, 8 |             that men are wicked and unjust because gods are worshipped;
15    V, 8 |             of gods." Therefore the unjust and impious worship of the
16    V, 11|         sacrilegious ordinances and unjust disputations of jurists
17    V, 17|          admitted to be wisdom, but unjust.~
18    V, 18|          just and foolish, wise and unjust. For he who is foolish is
19    V, 18|            foolish, nor wise who is unjust. And if this is most true,
20    V, 23|           enjoyment of which by the unjust causes the worship of their
21    V, 23|       should be in the power of the unjust, for obtaining patience;
22    V, 23|      insolence. From this cause the unjust, and those who are ignorant
23    V, 23|            should be subject to the unjust, and that the wise should
24    V, 23|           one may sin because he is unjust, and the other may have
25    V, 23|          permits the wicked and the unjust to become powerful, happy,
26    V, 24|            to be done. And yet most unjust persecutors, to whom the
27   VI, 9 |            have erred, or have been unjust?--as it was with the framers
28   VI, 12|           captives, since among the unjust if any do these things they
29   VI, 13|          who can refrain from every unjust work, are sometimes, however,
30   VI, 18|           more than he has given is unjust. And he who does this lies
31   VI, 20|          any controversy wicked and unjust. What are they whom a false
32  VII, 5 |            between the just and the unjust, since every man who is
33  VII, 5 |      victorious over evils; but the unjust in riches, in honours, in