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 1        I, XV   |     the pagans, proved God’s just vengeance for the crimes
 2        I, XV   |   yet by the disposal of the just Judge, it ravaged all the
 3        I, XXVII|    they had received, by the just judgement of God. Because,
 4        I, XXVII|    as a crime; and it is not just that she should be refused
 5        I, XXVII|   nature, is ordained by the just judgement of God after the
 6        I, XXVII|     is lawful, because it is just; land, therefore, that which
 7       II, VIII |      the Rewarder of all the just; and that the universal
 8      III, II   |    that we have undertaken a just war for the safety of our
 9      III, VI   |    before him, and they were just about to put forth their
10      III, XIX  |     from the holy angels and just men who appeared to him
11      III, XIX  |    flames of war against the just. Then followed accusations
12      III, XXV  | fathers, for it is much more just to believe good than evil
13       IV, XIX  |   wash in a hot bath, unless just before the greater festivals,
14       IV, XXV  |     averted the anger of the just Judge.~For there was in
15        V, XVIII|      he was a good man and a just, and his life and doctrine