Part, Question

1   2, 55|   subject to man." Now right [jus] ~does not pertain to Divine
2   2, 55|       is the Divine law, and 'jus,' the human ~law." Therefore
3   2, 55|      says (Etym. v, 2) that "'jus' [right] is so ~called because
4   2, 55|     In like ~manner the word "jus" [right] was first of all
5   2, 55|      justice, administers the jus even if his sentence be
6   2, 55|       is not properly called "jus" ~but "fas," because, to
7   2, 56|       he respects the rights [jus] of ~others."~Aquin.: SMT
8   2, 58| because he asserts the right [jus dicens] ~and right is the
9   2, 87|        is "to pay the ~right [jus reddere] of truth to God."