Jus sanguinis—The right of consanguinity, or blood. L.
Jus summum sæpe summa malitia est—Extreme 25 law is often extreme wrong. Ter.
Jusqu'où les hommes ne se portent-ils point par l'intérêt de la religion, dont ils sont si peu persuadés, et qu'ils pratiquent si mal?—To what excesses are not men carried in the interest of a religion of which they have little or no faith, and which they so badly practise? La Bruyère.
Just a kind word and a yielding manner, and anger and complaining may be avoided. Spurgeon.
Just a path that is sure, / Thorny or not, / And a heart honest and pure / Keeping the path that is sure, / That be my lot. Dr. W. Smith.
Just and true are thy ways, thou King of saints. Bible.
Just are the ways of God, / And justifiable to 30 men; / Unless there be who think not God at all. Milton.
Just as a moth gnaws a garment, so doth envy consume a man. St. Chrysostom.
Just as "dirt is something in its wrong place," so social evils are mainly wrong applications of right powers. H. Willett.
Just as gymnastic exercise is necessary to keep the body healthy, so is musical exercise necessary to keep the soul healthy; the proper nourishment of the intellect and passions can no more take place without music than the proper functions of the stomach and the blood without exercise. Plato, interpreted by Ruskin.