5. [A leader of men should use his authority for justice.]

"If thou art a guide, commanding the conduct of a company, seek for

thyself every good aim, so that thy policy may be without error;[?] a

great thing is justice, enduring and surviving[285]; it is not upset

since the time of Osiris; he who departs from the laws is punished and

... _It is the modest_[?] _that obtain wealth; never did the greedy_[?]

_arrive at their aim; he saith, 'I have captured for mine own self;' he

saith not, 'I have captured by [another's'] command.' The end of justice

is that it endureth long; such as a man will say, 'It is from_ [?] _my

father._'"

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