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 1  3   |      name Upravda, “the truth, justice.” When the manuscript used
 2  3,5 |       pleaders and servants of justice, the ablest of men and successful
 3  3,5 |  become excellent ministers of justice and of the state, and the
 4  4,1 |    saying, “Your rule and your justice are more agreeable to us
 5  5,3 |       are imbued with ideas of justice and righteousness. They
 6  5,3 |     and make decisions of true Justice, developed by clear reasoning;
 7  6,2 |  should gather all who desired justice, impartiality, safety of
 8  6,7 |     all rulers as champions of justice, calling them a general
 9  6,8 | financier and defender of true Justice devoted all his attention
10  7,1 |     horse, but armed only with justice marched lightly to the loving
11  8,16|   state, for religion, and for justice. “May the emperor,” Blemmydes
12  9,9 |      sources praise his piety, justice, clemency, and protection