SECTION LXXX. _Seventh side_. Injustice. An armed figure holding a

halbert; so also in the copy. The figure used by Giotto with the

particular intention of representing unjust government, is represented

at the gate of an embattled castle in a forest, between rocks, while

various deeds of violence are committed at his feet. Spenser's "Adicia"

is a furious hag, at last transformed into a tiger.

_Eighth side_. A man with a dagger looking sorrowfully at a child,

who turns its back to him. I cannot understand this figure. It is

inscribed in the copy, "ASTINECIA (Abstinentia?) OPITIMA?"

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