Chapter

 1 23|     slain them, he avenged his injury by taunts; and afterwards
 2 25|         For they are liable to injury and might be carried off
 3 34|     and transitory; he will do injury to no one; if he shall suffer,
 4 38|      For it ought not to be an injury to any one, if he possesses
 5 38|        In either case there is injury to the state. For if the
 6 53|     them, which is extorted by injury, which is enforced by pain.
 7 53|       benefit that which is an injury to me? Do you wish me to
 8 56|     easy to judge in a case of injury. What if he shall incur
 9 57|  because he has abstained from injury, which is a sin; and it
10 60|    unpleasant thing to bear an injury, and he who has done it
11 62|   restrained when we suffer an injury, that the evil may be suppressed
12 64|        even without inflicting injury, speaks in idle discourse.
13 65|        former does not inflict injury, the latter works good;
14 65| abstain from the infliction of injury, but not even to avenge
15 65|        him; if any one suffers injury from one who is more powerful