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1 I, 3 | establishing the justice or injustice of some action, and they 2 I, 3 | But that he is guilty of injustice he will never admit; otherwise 3 I, 3 | disgrace, the justice or injustice, is great or small, either 4 I, 3 | lesser act of justice or injustice; and so on.~Such, then, 5 I, 9 | the law; its opposite is injustice, through which men enjoy 6 I, 13| divines, a natural justice and injustice that is binding on all men, 7 II, 4 | but the greatest evils, injustice and folly, are the least 8 II, 5 | point of doing it. Also injustice in possession of power; 9 II, 6 | for these acts are due to injustice. Also, having carnal intercourse 10 II, 9 | have them, for it is an injustice that those who are not our 11 II, 9 | and we loathe any kind of injustice. Also if we are ambitious 12 II, 22| and the base, justice and injustice, and also to those about 13 III, 15| that you have done him no injustice, or not much; or that you