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Acts 24:10-26

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As depicting Titus and Aequitas holding scales and rod (80-81 CE) - obverse

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As depicting Titus and Aequitas holding scales and rod (80-81 CE)

Aureus depicting the head of Hadrian and Aequitas, the personification of justice (123 CE)

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Aureus depicting the head of Hadrian and Aequitas, the goddess of justice (119-122 CE)

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Caracalla’s court minutes in Dmeir (Syria)

Column of Marcus Aurelius

Column of Marcus Aurelius

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Column of Marcus Aurelius (180-192 CE)

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Conflict between ship owners and the Roman government (CIL III, 14165.8)

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Dedication to Valentinian praising his “heavenly justice” (IRT 57)

Denarius depicting Septimius Severus and the goddess Iustitia, holding a patera and sceptre (198-202 CE) - Obverse

Denarius depicting Septimius Severus and the goddess Iustitia, holding a patera and sceptre (198-202 CE) - Obverse

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Denarius depicting Septimius Severus and the goddess Iustitia, holding a patera and sceptre (198-202 CE)

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Dupondius depicting Iustitia, the goddess of justice (22-23 CE)

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Genesis Rabbah 9:13

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Juvenal, Satires VIII.87-124

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Livy, History of Rome XXXI.29

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Mekhilta de Rabbi Ishmael, Kasfa (Mishpatim) 20

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Phrygian villages, Roman roads and legal disputes in the mid-3rd century CE

Fragment of the edict of Diocletian in the Pergamon Museum, Berlin

Fragment of the edict of Diocletian in the Pergamon Museum, Berlin

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Preamble to Diocletian’s ‘Edict on Maximum Prices’ (AE 1890, 66)

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Prudentius, Against Symmachus I.455-466

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Shield of Augustus (AE 1952, 165)

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The Acts of the Scillitan Martyrs

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The Orcistus dossier (CIL III, 352)

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