The Chinese Classics, 2 tomasThe author, 1861 |
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... prince was returning from Ts'oo , he again visited Mencius . Mencius said to him , ' Prince , do you doubt my words ? The path is one , and only one . 6. Perhaps the truth after all is as the thing is stated by Sze - ma Ts'een , that ...
... prince was returning from Ts'oo , he again visited Mencius . Mencius said to him , ' Prince , do you doubt my words ? The path is one , and only one . 6. Perhaps the truth after all is as the thing is stated by Sze - ma Ts'een , that ...
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... prince's order calls , the carriage must not be waited for . ' You were going to the court , but when you heard the ... prince who is to accomplish great deeds will have ministers whom he does not call to go to see him . When he wishes ...
... prince's order calls , the carriage must not be waited for . ' You were going to the court , but when you heard the ... prince who is to accomplish great deeds will have ministers whom he does not call to go to see him . When he wishes ...
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... prince , and on their remonstrance not being ac- cepted , they get angry , and , with their passion displayed in their countenance , they take their leave , and travel with all their strength for a whole day , before they will rest ...
... prince , and on their remonstrance not being ac- cepted , they get angry , and , with their passion displayed in their countenance , they take their leave , and travel with all their strength for a whole day , before they will rest ...
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... prince's message was ' a present against travelling - expenses ; ' why should I have declined the gift ? " In See I was under apprehensions for my safety , and taking measures for my protection . The message was— ' I have heard you are ...
... prince's message was ' a present against travelling - expenses ; ' why should I have declined the gift ? " In See I was under apprehensions for my safety , and taking measures for my protection . The message was— ' I have heard you are ...
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... prince , who was a poor weakling , wished to go through the sham of resigning his throne to his prime minister , understanding that he would decline it , and that thus he would have the credit of playing the part of the ancient Yaou ...
... prince , who was a poor weakling , wished to go through the sham of resigning his throne to his prime minister , understanding that he would decline it , and that thus he would have the credit of playing the part of the ancient Yaou ...
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The Chinese Classics– With a Translation, Critical and Exegetical ..., 2 tomas James Legge Visos knygos peržiūra - 1861 |
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1st tone 3d tone Analects ancient benevolence and righteousness Book Book of Mencius brother called Ch'in Chaou K'e CHAPTER character Choo Chow dynasty Chung Chung Yung cius clause Comp Confucius court death disciple disciple of Confucius doctrine duke emperor empire evil father feeling filial Han dynasty Heaven Ho-nan honour Hwan imperial Kaou king Seuen king Wăn kingdom Kung-sun Ch'ow Kwan Leang Majesty Măng meaning Mencius replied mind minister nourish parents passion-nature philosopher practise prince principle proleg proper propriety and righteousness reference rule ruler sæpe sages sape scholar She-king Shoo-king sovereign superior suppose surname T'ang Tăng temples of Confucius things tion translation Ts'e Ts'oo Tsăng Tsin Tsow tsze Tsze-sze universal love verb viii virtue Wan Chang wish words xxiv xxxvii Yaou and Shun
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323 psl. - Thus, when Heaven is about to confer a great office on any man, it first exercises his mind with suffering, and his sinews and bones with toil. It exposes his body to hunger, and subjects him to extreme poverty. It confounds his undertakings. By all these methods it stimulates his mind, hardens his nature, and supplies his incompetencies.