Chapter

 1 24|   himself in friendship and the right of hospitality; and that
 2 30|       earth, and that it is not right for man, who ought to look
 3 30|       That, therefore, is not a right pursuit which has no end.~
 4 31|        us see whether they were right in doing so. Wisdom is,
 5 34|        human affairs. For it is right that we should know what
 6 37| authority of this oracle it was right that the natural philosophers
 7 39|         according to the divine right and law. For it was God
 8 45|      unclean, He restored their right mind to those who were maddened
 9 47|         my Lord, Sit Thou at my right hand, until I make Thine
10 48|       therefore, He sits at the right hand of God, about to tread
11 57|    nothing except that which is right and good, and always avoids
12 57|   perverted and those which are right. Therefore justice cannot
13 59|        ways; but the one on the right hand, in which the just
14 59|  interest, reckoned might to be right, injured another, attacked
15 61|         and directed into their right course, in which, even though