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This is a tolerably fair statement of the difficulty which on

these grounds arises in respect of the Equitable; but, in fact,

all these may be reconciled and really involve no contradiction:

for the Equitable is Just, being also better than one form of

Just, but is not better than the Just as though it were different

from it in kind: Just and Equitable then are identical, and, both

being good, the Equitable is the better of the two.