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1 3 |       which is often compared to justice in the soul. These two are
2 3 |      really quite analogous, for justice is a soul-habit which hinders
3 4 |          and fraternal to truth, justice, courage and temperance.
4 4 | illustrates his youthful love of justice: honorable and gentle, never
5 14|       virtues, but especially in justice. And indeed he succeeded
6 15|          matters appertaining to justice, and not only gave them
7 15|     constrain them to administer justice generally.~He watched over
8 21|     longer resisted purificative justice, and the virtues imparted
9 24|        now speak of that form of justice whose dignity equals this