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the question how far the characteristics of the human superiors
called Sovereigns can be supposed to attach to an all…powerful
and non…human ruler； and how many of the conceptions dependent on
human Sovereignty must be considered as contained in his
commands。 I much doubt whether such an enquiry would have seemed
called for in a treatise like Austin's。 Taken at its best； it is
a discussion belonging not to the philosophy of law but to the
philosophy of legislation。 The jurist； properly so called； has
nothing to do with any ideal standard of law or morals。