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Builder : Shoemaker : : 1 pr. shoes : 1 house-wrong. -- -- 100

pr. shoes : 1 house-right -- -- 10 (100 pr. shoes) : 1

house-wrong.

[19] [Greek] Compare a similar use of [Greek]. De

Interpretatione, II. 2. [Greek].

[20] Every unjust act embodies [Greek: to adikon], which is a

violation of [Greek: to ison], and so implies a greater and a

less share, the former being said to fall to the doer, the latter

to the sufferer, of injury.

[21] This passage certainly occurs awkwardly here. If attached to

the close of the preceding Chapter it would leave that Chapter

incomplete, for the question is not gone into, but only stated.

As the commencement of this Chapter it is yet more out of place;

I should propose to insert it at the commencement of the

following Chapter, to which it forms an appropriate introduction.