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1 1,1 | tranquillity or of disorder, of justice or of venality, of peace
2 3,4 |  complaining of the venality of justice, "God wills not that a sinner
3 4,2 |     right of pronouncing on the justice of each competitor's pretensions;
4 5,8 |       himself, such is poetical justice. In this way the pope had
5 8,1 |  availed for defence. Right and justice no longer existed. Money,
6 13,4|        feeling, it is true, the justice of Caesar's remarks, none