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 1 6 |          his nature, that is, in justice and virtue.~
 2 10|         law, as being no rule of justice, but certain to lead men
 3 12|          at home, because of its justice, or was feared by their
 4 17|         the neglect of truth and justice; and therefore they would
 5 18|       source of all goodness and justice, it is absolutely ridiculous
 6 21|         His power and authority. Justice therefore forbids, and reason
 7 23|          truth and falsehood, to justice and injustice. Men have
 8 25|          a firm basis, morality, justice, religion, and the very
 9 33|          variance with truth and justice, for the sake of avoiding
10 41|        consistent with truth and justice; in so far, namely, that
11 41| introduced. Religion, truth, and justice must ever be maintained;
12 46|        done without violation of justice, wish to make their country