Chapter

 1 5 |            Confucius. These were all sages of antiquity, and I have
 2 5 |             the same in kind. So the sages among mankind are also the
 3 10|            government of the ancient sages, showing that you are likewise
 4 10|          benefits on them." When the sages were exercising their solicitude
 5 12|             the principles that mark sages fell into decay. Oppressive
 6 12|              doctrines of the former sages, and to oppose Yang and
 7 12|            to their government. When sages shall rise up again, they
 8 12|             on the work of the three sages. Do I do so because I am
 9 12|              Mo is a disciple of the sages.'~1. K'wang Chang said to
10 13|          ancient kings.~5. 'When the sages had used the vigour of their
11 13|          circles and squares. By the sages, the human relations are
12 15|                When we examine those sages, both the earlier and the
13 18|          kingdom? The actions of the sages have been different. Some
14 19|         Mencius said,'Po-î among the sages was the pure one; Î Yin
15 21| determinations of righteousness. The sages only apprehended before
16 27|           them, if they had not been sages? And how much more did they
17 28|              they saw those earliest sages, and so knew their doctrines,