Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

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    Divine justice

    idea · 3 works · 3 mentions · 8 anchored passages

    Justice the Fulfiller · divine justice · divine law · justice · laws given by the gods · manifest justice · the justice of God · will of the gods

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    An Essay on Crimes and PunishmentsEnlightenment · English

    The justice exercised by God over sin, explicitly distinguished from and placed beyond the competence of human law and magistrates.

    for he alone can, without injustice, be, at the same time, both one and the other.
    chapter 9
    Even among the motives which incite men to acts of religion, the invisible Legislator has ordained rewards and punishments.
    chapter 3
    I do not, by any means, speak of the justice of God, which is of another kind, and refers immediately to rewards and punishments in a life to come.
    chapter 4

    BacchaeClassical · Greek

    The idea that the gods enforce justice against mortals who dishonor them, voiced as a refrain by the Chorus and as a moral by Kadmos.

    If anyone scorns the gods, let him look to the death of this man and acknowledge them.
    bacchae
    Let manifest justice go forth, let it go with sword in hand, slaying through the throat this godless, lawless, unjust, earth-born offspring of Echion.
    bacchae
    Let manifest justice go forth, let it go with sword in hand, slaying through the throat this godless, lawless, unjust, earth-born offspring of Echion.
    bacchae

    AjaxClassical · Greek

    The idea that gods govern events and that treatment of the dead falls under divine law and punishment.

    Teucer:
    ajax
    What, would I find fault with divine law?
    ajax
    Then since it was the gods who saved you, do not dishonor the gods.
    ajax