Chapter

 1 3 |    assisting to God, and therefore distinguished them throughout the four
 2 5 |        their words were good, were distinguished for their virtuous conduct.
 3 7 |            a city, whose walls are distinguished for their height, and whose
 4 7 |        height, and whose moats are distinguished for their depth, where the
 5 7 |       offensive and defensive, are distinguished for their strength and sharpness,
 6 9 |          which the country-men are distinguished from those of a superior
 7 10|         call a scholar of high and distinguished qualities. You and your
 8 16|        whereby the superior man is distinguished from other men is what he
 9 18|          Ch'in, he made his prince distinguished throughout the kingdom,
10 20|       scholar whose virtue is most distinguished in a village shall make
11 20|       scholar whose virtue is most distinguished throughout a State shall
12 20|       scholar whose virtue is most distinguished throughout the kingdom shall
13 22|         death. They are not men of distinguished talents and virtue only
14 24|            honoured; and if men of distinguished talents were placed in office:
15 25| contrivances and versatile schemes distinguished for their artfulness, do
16 25|          rousing impulse. Scholars distinguished from the mass, without a
17 25|           this account they become distinguished for their intelligence.'~
18 27|          Those two made themselves distinguished a hundred generations ago,