Chapter

1  3|      waves crisped and cuffing. Just then we were excessively
2  5|      hold the balance of a most just judge, nor lean with a disposition
3 11|       the stars, which we leave just as we find them, and to
4 26| ambiguous oracle of his, failed just at the time when men began
5 29|     great and chosen men, as is just, but as gods; whereas honour
6 32|        among us, he who is most just is he who is most religious.
7 34|         is, is so much the more just. ~