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 1 IV    |    and so they would be found just accusers. ~But the king,
 2 VIII  |      But God, who is good and just, hath appointed a day of
 3 IX    |     and take justice from the just, and turn aside the judgement
 4 X     |    shalt be disherited by the just judgement of God, and by
 5 XI    |     the better, and thus by a just decision making peace in
 6 XI    |       and sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust. Judge
 7 XI    |     than over ninety and nine just persons which need no repentance.' ~"
 8 XIX   |   reward every man by his own just standards. For the dead
 9 XIX   | dwelleth in pure hearts. But, just as smoke driveth away bees,
10 XXIII |     serve another, I think it just to subject you to punishment
11 XXIII |       profit from their toil; just as a man, who keepeth hounds
12 XXVII |   laws? For if their laws are just, then are their gods assuredly
13 XXVII |     now the laws are good and just, because they encourage
14 XXVIII|      that the trial should be just, so too crown the end thereof
15 XXXIX |     not bear the parting. But just as day began to dawn, Barlaam