justitia (the proper word; in itself, or as the property of a person, where it is = love of justice): aequitas (equity, especially as a property of a person or thing): jus (right, the compass of that which is held as just). Justice demands that, etc., aequum est (it is right), followed by an infinitive, or by an accusative and infinitive: to exercise justice, justitiam exercere or colere: to see that justice is done to anybody’s deserts, alicui fructum, quem meruit, retribuere: to give up anybody to justice, *aliquem judicibus tradere.