Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |    former pursuit; how much more justly shall I betake myself as
 2  III, 18|         and common Father of all justly find fault with that saying
 3  III, 26|       which they perceived to be justly required by the demands
 4   IV, 1 |      name of men, for no one can justly be called a man unless he
 5   IV, 10|      crime God was offended, and justly visited the impious and
 6   IV, 29|         is one in both, both are justly called one God; for whatever
 7    V, 5 |         teach what it is to live justly (for they are accustomed
 8    V, 12|          and lastly, should most justly appear to all to be most
 9   VI, 5 |          you knew to be right is justly censurable, a depraved will
10   VI, 5 | ignorance cannot excuse, will be justly punished. Therefore, as
11   VI, 20|     pleasure, that a man, though justly condemned, should be slain
12   VI, 24|          law cannot fail to live justly and lawfully. And I have
13   VI, 25|        which even a man would be justly praised for despising. What,