Chapter

 1 3 |    visited the princes, it was called a tour of inspection, that
 2 3 |      the Son of Heaven, it was called a report of office, that
 3 3 |      no rest for those who are called to toil. Maledictions are
 4 4 |       proper to his nature, is called a robber; he who outrages
 5 4 |     outrages righteousness, is called a ruffian. The robber and
 6 4 | Yo-chAng said, 'That cannot be called "exceeding." That was the
 7 7 |        Kwan Chung might not be called to him by his prince, how
 8 7 |        how much less may he be called, who would not play the
 9 9 |      propriety: -- this may be called filial piety." The ceremonies
10 10|       others of his wealth, is called "kindness." The teaching
11 10|        others what is good, is called "the exercise of fidelity."
12 10|        benefit the kingdom, is called "benevolence." Hence to
13 11|      once when he was hunting, called his forester to him by a
14 13|     vigour of their eyes, they called in to their aid the compass,
15 13|    hearing to the utmost, they called in the pitch-tubes to their
16 13| thoughts of their hearts, they called in to their aid a government
17 13|  difficult achievements may be called showing respect for him.
18 13|        his perversities may be called showing reverence for him.
19 14|     with them. This is what is called "leading on the land to
20 14|        again. This was what is called -- "nourishing the mouth
21 14|     respective duties. This is called great filial piety.'~
22 15|      This treatment is what is called a "thrice-repeated display
23 16|   noble entered the door, some called him to them and spoke with
24 17|       there is that in the ode called "The Milky Way," --~Of the
25 18|      feeding oxen, could he be called wise? But not remonstrating
26 19|      Confucius we have what is called a complete concert. A complete
27 19|      to some Hâu-ship, and was called a FÛ-YUNG.~5. 'The Chief
28 19|      inferiors to superiors is called giving to the noble the
29 19|      superiors to inferiors is called giving honour to talents
30 20|        residing in the city is called "a minister of the market-place
31 20|     residing in the country is called "a minister of the grass
32 20|      said, 'If a common man is called to perform any service,
33 20|     once, when he was hunting, called his forester to him by a
34 21|        And what is it which is called righteousness? -- the fact
35 22|      This is a case of what is called -- "Losing the proper nature
36 22|       dissatisfaction. This is called -- "Ignorance of the relative
37 24| visited the princes, which was called "A tour of Inspection."
38 24|       the sovereign, which was called "Giving a report of office."
39 24|    Such persons are now-a-days called "Good ministers," but anciently
40 24|        but anciently they were called "Robbers of the people."
41 24|    Such persons are now-a-days called "Good ministers," but anciently
42 24|        but anciently they were called "Robbers of the people."
43 24| flowing out of its channels is called an inundation. Inundating
44 24| channelled fields. Fû Yüeh was called to office from the midst
45 26|  prince of Lû went to Sung, he called out at the T'ieh-châi gate,
46 28| commands our liking is what is called a good man.~4. 'He whose
47 28|     part of himself is what is called real man.~5. 'He whose goodness
48 28|      been filled up is what is called beautiful man.~6. He whose
49 28|  brightly displayed is what is called a great man.~7. 'When this
50 28|       influence, he is what is called a sage.~8. 'When the sage
51 28|       knowledge, he is what is called a spirit-man.~9. 'Yo-chang
52 28|       will be more than can be called into practice. If he can
53 28|       will be more than can be called into practice.~3. 'If he
54 28|       On this account they are called "The thieves of virtue."~