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 1 2 |  image of the composite body, just as also the free tongue
 2 8 |    more than his possessions, just as God is more excellent
 3 16|     plough with two thoughts. Just as it is useful to plough
 4 23|       sound and wise hearer ; just as a great flame is produced
 5 26|     wish to remain within the just boundary within which He
 6 26|       our chief Knowledge is (just) this—to know that we do
 7 31|       Will, not a Nature. And just as when any one speaks of
 8 36|      Mixing of Good and Evil, just as if they denied that there
 9 37|       words. How then can the just Judge condemn mankind (by
10 42| reasoning with a healthy ear. Just as when a vessel of poison
11 42|    year to year. For, behold, just as poison becomes excessive
12 47|    nor do the drawn swords of just judges frighten it to abstain