An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth (οφθαλμον αντ οφθαλμου κα οδοντα αντ οδοντος). Note αντ with the notion of exchange or …

An eye for an eye — Here again, the scribes first took their stand on the letter of the Law, ignoring its aim and purpose, and the…

The law of an eye for an eye, as administered in the proper courts of law, was founded in justice and worked far more equitably than the more moder…

Glossa Ordinaria: Having taught that we are not to offer injury to our neighbor or irreverence to the Lord, the Lord now proce…

An eye for an eye. Here another error is corrected. God had commanded, by His law (Leviticus 24:20), that judges and magistrat…

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The plain instruction is: Suffer any injury that can be endured for the sake of peace, committing your concerns to the Lord's keeping. And the sum …

You have heard that it hath been said: An eye for an eye. Above, the Lord fulfilled the Law concerning permi ive precepts…