Part, Question

1   2, 45|        prudence, one of which is "legislative" and belongs to ~rulers,
2   2, 48|          part of prudence ~to be "legislative." Therefore it is not becoming
3   2, 48|    master-prudence ~and is called legislative; another kind bears the
4   2, 48|       which ~is domestic, another legislative, and another political."~
5   2, 55|            Ethic. vi, 8] reckons "legislative" as one of the parts ~of
6   2, 78|     observed by all, he ascribes "legislative ~justice," which he describes
7   2, 79| commutations and of innocence. of legislative justice ~we spoke in the