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 1  III, 16|        cities or maintain with equity those already founded, who
 2  III, 21|        man of such justice and equity, who had deprived some of
 3    V, 6 | offices of which are humanity, equity, pity, they now began to
 4    V, 8 |      peace, and innocence, and equity, and temperance, and faith,
 5    V, 15|       OF FOLLY, WISDOM, PIETY, EQUITY, AND JUSTICE.~But the reason
 6    V, 15|     religion, its principle in equity! But those who were ignorant
 7    V, 15|   separated from it--piety and equity. For fidelity, temperance,
 8    V, 15| fountain itself. But piety and equity are, as it were, its veins:
 9    V, 15|      of justice, therefore, is equity; and it is plain that I
10    V, 15|       I am not speaking of the equity of judging well, though
11    V, 15|    sleep; so He bestows on all equity and virtue. In His sight
12    V, 15|  equally matched, there is not equity; and inequality of itself
13    V, 16|       OF THE JUST MAN, AND THE EQUITY OF CHRISTIANS.~Therefore,
14    V, 17|                   XVII. OF THE EQUITY, WISDOM, AND FOOLISHNESS