Chapter

 1 5 | according to their merits, the kings of a hundred ages; -- not
 2 6 |        others.~2. 'The ancient kings had this commiserating mind,
 3 10|       not those of the ancient kings. You turn away from your
 4 11|      principles of the ancient kings, awaiting the rise of future
 5 13|        the ways of the ancient kings.~3. 'Hence we have the saying: -- "
 6 13|        the laws of the ancient kings.~5. 'When the sages had
 7 13|      to the ways of the former kings?~7. 'Therefore only the
 8 13|        the ways of the ancient kings.~13. 'Therefore it is said, "
 9 15|   himself the virtues of those kings, those founders of the three
10 23|       the same way. Of the two kings I shall surely find that
11 23|     persuasive counsels to the kings of Ch'in and Ch'û, and if
12 23|      in and Ch'û, and if those kings are pleased with the consideration
13 23|     offer your counsels to the kings of Ch'in and Ch'û, and if
14 23|      in and Ch'û, and if those kings are pleased with the consideration
15 24|      sinners against the three kings. The princes of the present
16 24|      sinners against the three kings.~3. 'Of the five chiefs
17 25|      of princes. Therefore, if kings and dukes did not show the