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 1     II,  9 |    justice be knowledge, then injustice is ignorance: and if "justly"
 2     IV,  3 |      vice and (2) justice and injustice: for each pair has an intermediary.
 3     IV,  3 |       vice and of justice and injustice: for the intermediaries
 4     IV,  3 | virtue to vice and justice to injustice.~Likewise. also, if one
 5      V,  6 |       Thus (e.g.) inasmuch as injustice is contrary to justice,
 6      V,  6 |   could not be a property of "injustice". For constructive purposes,
 7     VI,  13|      exhibit both justice and injustice: for if justice be temperance
 8     VI,  13|  temperance and bravery, then injustice will be cowardice and profligacy.
 9    VII,  3 |     both, e.g. of justice and injustice; for the one is a virtue
10   VIII,  9 |      the good, and that to do injustice is better than to suffer