injustice Copy link Outline 1. injustĭtia (as ethical t. t.)2. expr. by neut. of adj.3. ĭnīquĭtas4. injūria (strictly, an act of i.; also in abstr. sense) • injustice: 1. injustĭtia (as ethical t. t.): two kinds of i., injustitiae duo genera, Cic. Off. 1, 7, 23. 2. expr. by neut. of adj.: fear of i., metus injusti, Hor. S. 1, 3, 111: in prose this usage should be limited to the partitive constr. (L. G. § 270, Obs.): to do no i., *nihil injusti, nihil iniqui in se admittere: v. unjust. 3. ĭnīquĭtas: v. unfairness. 4. injūria (strictly, an act of i.; also in abstr. sense): extreme justice (is) extreme i., summum jus, summa i., Cic. Off. 1, 10, 33: through the unfairness and i. of the Praetor, iniquitate et i. Praetoris, Cic. Quint. 2, 9: your acts of i., tuae i., Cic. Par. 2, fin.
INJUSTICE Copy link • INJUSTICE(α) Unjust proceeding, injustitia. (β) Unjust action, injuria: injuste factum. To commit an injustice, injuste facere; injuriam facere.