Chapter

 1 3 |             Ching of Ch'î asked the minister Yen, saying, "I wish to
 2 3 |        ancient sovereigns?"~5. 'The minister Yen replied, "An excellent
 3 3 |            to suit a prince and his minister pleased with each other."
 4 4 |            2. The king said, 'May a minister then put his sovereign to
 5 5 |            high noble and the prime minister of Ch'î, so as to be able
 6 6 |         enemy in the kingdom is the minister of Heaven. Never has there
 7 7 |          the relation of prince and minister. These are the two great
 8 7 |        kindness. Between prince and minister the ruling principle is
 9 7 |            then employed him as his minister; and so without difficulty
10 7 |            then employed him as his minister; and so without difficulty
11 8 |        answered him, "He who is the minister of Heaven may smite it."
12 9 |         administration to the prime minister. He sips the congee. His
13 10|           he have done so?'~8. 'The Minister of Agriculture taught the
14 10|           appointed Hsieh to be the Minister of Instruction, to teach
15 10|    affection; between sovereign and minister, righteousness; between
16 12|      ancients, if one had not een a minister in a State, he did not go
17 13|          sovereign, and he who as a minister would perfectly discharge
18 13|           discharge the duties of a minister, have only to imitate --
19 15|           When Tsze-ch'an was chief minister of the State of Chang, he
20 15|           the rules of propriety, a minister wears mourning when he has
21 15|       replied,'The admonitions of a minister having been followed, and
22 15|              the remonstrances of a minister are not followed, and his
23 16|             brother. Tsze-sze was a minister; -- in a meaner place. If
24 17|            may not be employed as a minister by his sovereign, nor treated
25 17|             s not treating Yâo as a minister, I have received your instructions.
26 17|       individual is the sovereign's minister;" ~ -- and Shun had become
27 18|  city-master Ch'ang, who was then a minister of Châu, the marquis of
28 18|        field for action, and became minister to him; -- could he, acting
29 18|           wise? Having become chief minister of Ch'in, he made his prince
30 19|  constituted one dignity; the CHIEF MINISTER one; the GREAT OFFICERS
31 19|            Chief ministers; a Chief minister four times as much as a
32 19|           much revenue as his Chief minister; a Chief minister three
33 19|             Chief minister; a Chief minister three times as much as a
34 19|           much revenue as his Chief minister; a Chief minister had twice
35 19|             Chief minister; a Chief minister had twice as much as a Great
36 20|            in the city is called "a minister of the market-place and
37 20|            the country is called "a minister of the grass and plants."
38 23|        righteousness, sovereign and minister, father and son, younger
39 23|               and so, sovereign and minister, father and son, elder brother
40 23|         ing-lû, Ch'û, who was prime minister of the State, sent him a
41 23|             î, he did not visit the minister Ch'û. The disciple Wû-lû
42 23|          not because he is only the minister?'~4. Mencius replied, 'No.
43 23|             not go to Tsâu, but the minister Ch'û might have gone to
44 23|            When Confucius was chief minister of Justice in Lû, the prince
45 24|            of Lû wanted to make the minister Shan commander of his army.~
46 24|           the State of Lû!~7. 'If a minister love what is good, all within
47 24|            their appearance. When a minister lives among calumniators,
48 25|             They are the friendless minister and concubine's son, who
49 26|          relations of sovereign and minister, superiors and inferiors.
50 26|        sovereign, and Kâo-yâo chief minister of justice, if Kû-sâu had
51 28| righteousness between sovereign and minister, the rules of ceremony between