after
justice
and
injustice.
True, he
replied;
but what
of that? I
was only
going to
ask
whether,
if we have
discovered
them, we
are to
require
that the
just man
should in
nothing
fail of
absolute
justice;
or may we
be
satisfied
with an
approximation,
and the
attainment
in him of
a higher
degree of
justice
than is to
be found
in other
men? The
approximation
will be
enough. We
were
enquiring
into the
nature of
absolute
justice
and into
the
