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It follows moreover in general,[2] that if of two contrary terms

the one is used in many senses so also will the other be; as, for

instance, if "the Just," then also "the Unjust." Now Justice and

Injustice do seem to be used respectively in many senses, but,

because the line of demarcation between these is very fine and

minute,[3] it commonly escapes notice that they are thus used,

and it is not plain and manifest as where the various

significations of terms are widely different for in these last

the visible difference is great, for instance, the word κλεὶς is

used equivocally to denote the bone which is under the neck of

animals and the instrument with which people close doors.