Chapter

 1 4 |          virtue. By such men the rules of ceremonial proprieties
 2 11|    strictly observing the proper rules for driving, and in the
 3 13|     superiors do not observe the rules of propriety, and inferiors
 4 15|          said, 'According to the rules of propriety, a minister
 5 16|      According to the prescribed rules, in the court, individuals
 6 21|         These are the invariable rules of nature for all to hold,~
 7 21|       since there are invariable rules for all to hold, they consequently
 8 23|          Is an observance of the rules of propriety in regard to
 9 23|            The observance of the rules of propriety is the more
10 23|         so only according to the rules of propriety, the more important?'
11 23|            The observance of the rules of propriety in the matter
12 23|     eating only according to the rules of propriety will be death
13 23|      while by disregarding those rules we may get food, must they
14 23| importance and the observing the rules of propriety is of little
15 23| importance and the observing the rules of propriety is of little
16 27|        and void.~2. 'Without the rules of propriety and distinctions
17 28|      sovereign and minister, the rules of ceremony between guest
18 28|      with; what I esteem are the rules of the ancients. -- Why