Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   |    was more prudent and more just. But afterwards when they
 2       1,  VII  |    the barbarian forces. But just as these accusations are
 3       1,  IX   |     his plans [no matter how just and laudable] remained incompleted.
 4       1,  X    |   which he did, than he who [just] intends to do evil. He
 5       1,  XVIII|  have made new institutions, just as she had made new laws
 6       2,  XII  |      showed in distant wars, just so much baseness [did they
 7       2,  XV   |  upon it that, when they had just gone out of the gate with
 8       2,  XVI  |  every reason would have it, just as by the loss of the battle
 9       3,  VI   | communicate the plot to them just at the time you are to do
10       3,  XI   |   discourse, I conclude that just as the Roman Senate had
11       3,  XII  |   saying these words: War is just, where it is from necessity,
12       3,  XXXIV|     magnanimous, liberal, or just, and which is such that
13       3,  XLI  |     consideration of what is just or unjust, nor what is merciful