Chapter

 1 10|     this Î is a Mohist. Now Mo considers that in the regulation
 2 10|     the rule. Î thinks with Mo's doctrines to change the
 3 12|   The words of Yang Chû and Mo Tî fill the country. If
 4 12|  views either of Yang or of Mo. Now, Yang's principle is -- "
 5 12|    claims of the sovereign. Mo's principle is -- "to love
 6 12|  the principles of Yang and Mo be not stopped, and the
 7 12|      and to oppose Yang and Mo. I drive away their licentious
 8 12|     able to oppose Yang and Mo is a disciple of the sages.'~
 9 24|    way would be that of the Mo.~3. 'In a country of ten
10 24|     4. Mencius went on, 'In Mo all the five kinds of grain
11 24|     shall just have a great Mo and a small Mo. If we wish
12 24| have a great Mo and a small Mo. If we wish to make it heavier,
13 26|     it.~2. 'The philosopher Mo loves all equally. If by
14 27|  communicated with him.'~1. Mo Ch'î said, 'Greatly am I
15 28|  fleeing from the errors of Mo naturally turn to Yang,
16 28|   the followers of Yang and Mo do so as if they were pursuing