Chapter

 1 2 |           heart has in it what is equal to the royal sway?'~10.
 2 7 |      vouchsafed by Heaven are not equal to advantages of situation
 3 7 |     afforded by the Earth are not equal to the union arising from
 4 7 |      vouchsafed by Heaven are not equal to advantages of situation
 5 7 |     afforded by the Earth are not equal to the union arising from
 6 7 |     people, the other two are not equal to virtue. How can the possession
 7 7 | territories of the princes are of equal extent, and in their achievements
 8 9 |          into squares will not be equal, and the produce available
 9 15|         his rule on principles of equal justice, and, when he goes
10 18|          2. 'That Tan-chû was not equal to his father, and Shun'
11 18|        father, and Shun's son not equal to his; that Shun assisted
12 18|       there must be in him virtue equal to that of Shun or Yü; and
13 19|           and the NAN each one of equal rank: -- altogether making
14 19|   received an amount of territory equal to that of a Hâu; a Great
15 19|          emolument as much as was equal to what they would have
16 19|          emolument as much as was equal to what they would have
17 19|           as much, namely, as was equal to what they would have
18 22|           his intelligence is not equal? Not so.'~1. Mencius said, '
19 23|            whose strength was not equal to lift a duckling: -- he
20 23|      those demonstrations are not equal to the things offeredred,
21 26|        any sorrow about not being equal to other men.'~Mencius said, '