[161] [cap.33] And if there is any one in the world who is a praiser of equality, that man is Moses. In the first place composing hymns in its honour, and in every place, and calling it the especial property of justice, as in fact its very name to some degree shows, to divide [101] bodies and things into two equal parts; and in the second place blaming injustice, the worker of the most disgraceful inequality;