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 1      I, II |       worst of all; since armed injustice is the more dangerous, and
 2    III, IX |      alliance and security from injustice, nor yet for the sake of
 3    III, IX |        but only that they do no injustice to one another. Whereas,
 4    III, X  |   willed it. But if this is not injustice, pray what is? Again, when
 5    III, XI | goodness or badness, justice or injustice, of laws varies of necessity
 6      V, V  | foundation of the colony by the injustice of the demagogues, which
 7      V, X  |         treated by them. And of injustice, the most common form is
 8      V, XI |        less afraid of suffering injustice at his hands, and they are
 9     VI, III|    there is some inequality and injustice. For if justice is the will
10    VII, II |     over others is the greatest injustice, to exercise a constitutional