1. Education  Lady Justice  Justice Goddess Themis, Dike,
Astraia, or the Roman Goddess Justitia   Justitia, by Raphael
Justitia, by Raphael  Public Domain. Courtesy of Wikipedia. The
modern image of justice is based on Greco-Roman mythology, but
it's not a clear one-to-one correspondence.  U.S. courts argue
against the placement of any version of the 10 Commandments in
courtrooms because it might be a violation of the establishment
of a (single) state religion, but the establishment clause is
not the only problem with putting up the 10 commandments in
federal buildings. There are Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish
versions of the 10 Commandments, each substantially different.
[See 10 Commandments.] Variability is the same problem that is
faced when answering the simple question of which ancient
goddess the modern version of Lady Justice represents. There's
also a question of whether or not putting up pagan-based images
is a violation of the establishment clause, but that's not an
issue for me to unravel.  In