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So far this is what I can find:
"justice tempered with mercy":
"Mercy seasons Justice"
Shakespeare "Merchant of Venice" Act IV sc. i.
"I shall temper so justice with mercy"
-Milton "Paradise Lost" Bk 10, line 77 <ca 1795>
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A slightly earlier source:
"For judgment is merciless for the one who has shown no mercy. But mercy triumphs over judgment. " James 2:13, NET Bible
A more modern version used by Joel Rosenberg in his book Paladins
"Justice tempered only by mercy; mercy tempered only by justice"
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