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he governed both the high & the low [[deletion]] high & the low [[unclear]]. The [[/deletion]] with equal laws. The reason for [[deletion]] reason for [[/deletion]] establishing laws was the same as that for [[deletion]] establishing [[/deletion]] [[addition]] appointing [[/addition]] Kings. For laws were invented that they might speak to all with the same impartial voice. Agefilaus king of the Lacedomonians praised justice as the greatest of all virtues, & affirm'd that there was no [[deletion]] just place [[/deletion]] [[addition]] [[deletion]] strong [[/deletion]] [[/addition]] courage without justice. [[deletion]] that without virtue. [[/deletion]] When some said to him that something was commanded by the great king of the ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] Persians [[/underline]] [[/addition]] [[deletion]] But [[/deletion]], said he, [[addition]] But [[/addition]] is he greater than Agesilaus, if he is not not more just? indeed [[deletion]] leading [[/deletion]] rightly, [[deletion]] speaking [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] the [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] judging that all [[/addition]] greatness [[deletion]] of should be [[/deletion]] [[addition]] is to be [[/addition]] measured ^ [[deletion]] who does not justice, as if the [[/deletion]] [[addition]] by justice as by a Royal rule [[/addition]] [[deletion]] Kings rule. [[/deletion]] A certain man speaking before King Antigonus, said that all
