The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c16.s1.t3.47

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c16.s1.t3.47

Justice, as interpreted by Śukra,⁴ consists of two elements. First, it consists in a discrimination of the good from the bad (of course, according to the laws). Secondly, it has a utilitarian basis in as much as it is calculated to minister to the virtues of the rulers and the ruled and promote the common weal.

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