Oxford.
"_Suum cuique tribuere_" (Vol. iii. p. 518.).--I beg to refer your
correspondent M. D. to Cicero's _De Claris Oratoribus_, which is the
nearest parallel passage I can find: viz.
"Erat omnius tum mos, ut in reliquis rebus melior, sic in hoc ipso
humanior: ut faciles essent in _suum cuique tribuendo_."
In a note, an allusion to Justice is made: but my Cicero is a very old
edition, and is divided into four tomes. The above is from tome i. p.
305, letter F.
The only other parallel passage is from Liber II., "Ad Herennium," thus:
"_Justitia_ est habitus animi, communi utilitate conservata, _suam
cuique tribuens_ dignitatem."