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 1 Ana   |         I. PREFACE. ~1. It is unjust to condemn the Christian
 2 I     |      it. For what ran be more unjust than for men to hate that
 3 IV    |      You exhibit violence and unjust tyrrany from out of your
 4 IV    |   therefore when proved to be unjust, they are deservedly to
 5 IV    | condemn. ~Nor are they merely unjust; they are stupid too, if
 6 IV    |     to be approved, and it is unjust if, when disapproved, it
 7 V     |    been our persecutors,— the unjust, the impious, the base,
 8 V     |   which only the impious, the unjust, the base, the foolish,
 9 XXVII |   perversion of judgement and unjust hatred which we began with
10 XXVIII|       it would at once appear unjust for free men to be compelled
11 XLI   |     or else the gods are most unjust if, on account of the Christians,
12 XLI   |      such ungrateful and such unjust beings, who ought rather
13 XLIX  |     and wild beasts; in which unjust cruelty not only the blind