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 1 Pre    |       inquiry too great, to do justice to him. Still, as Syriac
 2   1, 23|     too keeps in order, by His justice and the power of His rule,
 3   1, 38|       distributes fully and in justice to all, the things which
 4   1, 52| extents, and several sorts, of justice. He too, distinguishes,—
 5   1, 52|     But to men has (God) given justice, which is their supreme
 6   2, 20|   person of family! nor, would justice itself, or the complete  ./. 
 7   2, 29|      and, by that Lord, who is justice (itself) swear ye, at once
 8   2, 44| disposes (it). And to Him does justice ever adhere, awarding punishment
 9   2, 44|       think defectively of the justice which is over all? and to
10   2, 56|       he wrote about primitive justice106. ~
11   3, 23|     immortal ? that the eye of justice was open, viewing the deeds