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 1  IV,  7 |      that pertain to justice or injustice (for this would belong to
 2   V,  1 |     WITH regards to justice and injustice we must (1) consider what
 3   V,  1 |       is just; and similarly by injustice that state which makes them
 4   V,  1 |         too.~Now "justice" and "injustice" seem to be ambiguous, but
 5   V,  1 |     entire, nor is the contrary injustice a part of vice but vice
 6   V,  2 |  maintain. Similarly it is with injustice in the particular sense
 7   V,  2 |     kind (for we blame him) and injustice. There is, then, another
 8   V,  2 |       is, then, another kind of injustice which is a part of injustice
 9   V,  2 |    injustice which is a part of injustice in the wide sense, and a
10   V,  2 |       no form of wickedness but injustice. Evidently, therefore, there
11   V,  2 |  therefore, there is apart from injustice in the wide sense another, "
12   V,  2 |    sense another, "particular", injustice which shares the name and
13   V,  2 |        afore-mentioned sense of injustice. But since unfair and the
14   V,  2 |         unfair), the unjust and injustice in the sense of the unfair
15   V,  2 |         as part from whole; for injustice in this sense is a part
16   V,  2 |         this sense is a part of injustice in the wide sense, and similarly
17   V,  2 |   virtue, and the corresponding injustice, one being the exercise
18   V,  4 |        to one another); and the injustice opposed to this kind of
19   V,  4 |        equality indeed, and the injustice a sort of inequality; not
20   V,  4 |         Therefore, this kind of injustice being an inequality, the
21   V,  5 |      intermediate amount, while injustice relates to the extremes.
22   V,  5 |      between two other persons. Injustice on the other hand is similarly
23   V,  5 |       hurtful. For which reason injustice is excess and defect, viz.
24   V,  5 |       the nature of justice and injustice, and similarly of the just
25   V,  6 |         respect to each type of injustice, e.g. a thief, an adulterer,
26   V,  6 |       men between whom there is injustice; for legal justice is the
27   V,  6 |       men between whom there is injustice there is also unjust action (
28   V,  6 |     action (though there is not injustice between all between whom
29   V,  6 |         it; for there can be no injustice in the unqualified sense
30   V,  6 |    which reason there can be no injustice towards oneself). Therefore
31   V,  6 |        Therefore the justice or injustice of citizens is not manifested
32   V,  7 |   difference between the act of injustice and what is unjust, and
33   V,  7 |         been done, is an act of injustice, but before it is done is
34   V,  7 |        correction of the act of injustice).~Each of these must later
35   V,  8 |         act is or is not one of injustice (or of justice) is determined
36   V,  8 |     same time is then an act of injustice; so that there will be things
37   V,  8 |      unjust but not yet acts of injustice, if voluntariness be not
38   V,  8 |         and just acts alike the injustice or justice may be only incidental;
39   V,  8 |        and the acts are acts of injustice, but this does not imply
40   V,  8 |     justice; for it is apparent injustice that occasions rage. For
41   V,  8 |       and these are the acts of injustice which imply that the doer
42   V,  9 |      the suffering and doing of injustice, it may be asked (1) whether
43   V,  9 |          or is all suffering of injustice the contrary involuntary,
44   V,  9 |         And is all suffering of injustice of the latter kind or else
45   V,  9 |      similarly (it is plain) of injustice; for to do what is unjust
46   V,  11|   committing particular acts of injustice; but no one can commit adultery
47   V,  11| voluntary unjust action implies injustice as a state of character),
48   V,  11|       does not involve vice and injustice in oneself. In itself, then,
49 VII,  6 |       Thus it is like comparing injustice in the abstract with an
50 VIII,  9|  classes of associates, and the injustice increases by being exhibited