Chapter

 1 I     |        for the administration of justice in your open and appointed
 2 I     |  concerning the clue exercise of justice in respect of this kind
 3 I     |   deserts be wanting, how is the justice of the hatred defended,
 4 I     |         unjustly; whereas if the justice of their hatred were to
 5 I     | continuance from the sanction of justice itself. ~'But,' it may be
 6 II    |    hindrance of a miscarriage of justice : attention is given to
 7 II    |        necessity however, not of justice. ~A man exclaims, 'I am
 8 IV    |     framers, but their intrinsic justice alone commends; and therefore
 9 IV    |          as to its own intrinsic justice, but also those from whom
10 XI    |         Deity is conspicuous for justice, and would not rashly nor
11 XI    |           Your administration of justice is an affront upon heaven.
12 XI    |        wisdom, some Aristides in justice, some Themistocles in military
13 XVIII |        worthy by reason of their justice and blamelessness to know
14 XXXIII|         chosen. And I might with justice claim him as especially
15 XLVI  |         same things, —innocence, justice, patience, sobriety, modesty.'