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 1     I|      the judge that is good and just. And with their hands they
 2     I|      and is come to mine. Right just deemer, judge him to be
 3     I|    heaven reasonable is the man just, which is said just because
 4     I|         man just, which is said just because of the divine habitation.
 5     I|        cause is for to save the just and true men. In this that
 6     I|       thou wilt not destroy the just and righteous man with the
 7    II|         son of the best man and just, dreading God and doing
 8    II|       it: and I require of thee just and debonair guerdon and
 9    II|      judges which were true and just, held more of the party
10   III|        said: Lord God, thou art just and thy judgment is veritable.
11   III|         He was called James the Just for his right great holiness,
12   III|         not he, for thou art so just that we all shall believe
13   III|       with an high voice: Right just and true man, we know well
14   III|      him, and they cried: O the just man hath erred at this time.
15   III|         Jacob: Sirs, leave this just man in peace. But there
16   III|       son of a prophet and of a just man, and knoweth right well
17   III|        his wife Elizabeth, were just tofore our Lord, living
18   III|     cruelty done to so true and just a man, he departed on the
19    IV|       sinner, appear tofore the just and good people, but remained
20    IV|         intention right, action just, and locution or speech
21    IV|        dark body. He had action just, and thereof he is said
22    IV|         is said flowered, for a just man shall flower like a
23     V|      James the Less, Joseph the Just, otherwise named Barsabee,
24     V|   Bethlehem, and they were both just and without reproach or
25     V|       but as it is written: The just is first accuser of himself.
26     V|     more sinful that ween ye be just and refuse the leech, for
27     V|    emperor for to help in their just and lawful battles, and
28    VI|         am not come to call the just and true men, but the sinners
29    VI| thousand knights. He was a much just man unto all men, and also
30    VI|         well gotten of good and just labour, wherefore she refused
31    VI|        out of the fire, and the just pound was not hurt ne lessed,
32   VII|        hast driven away the man just and debonair. The abbot
33   VII|   sapience, in justice true and just, prudent and wise in counsel,
34   VII|       wonderful sickness by the just judgment of God, many christian
35   VII|  matters he rendered or yielded just judgment. Of very dilection
36   VII|    lawful thing is to laud God, just thing is to honour him,