Chapter

 1 10|         is the part of one who is unjust and bad, and feared a greater
 2 38| concerning property, though it is unjust. For it ought not to be
 3 57|         wise, and the foolish man unjust. For neither reason nor
 4 57|    foolish man, nor wisdom to the unjust. He is not then a foolish
 5 59|        the just, the other of the unjust; but they err in this, that
 6 59|        leads to Tartarus, for the unjust are sentenced to eternal
 7 59|           not acknowledge this is unjust. But the origin of this
 8 60|           who has done it appears unjust, transfer to the person
 9 66|         wish to do, that which is unjust. Therefore the conscience
10 68|          between the just and the unjust, but supposed that the souls