Chapter

 1 4 |    ten thousand chariots, to complete the conquest of it in fifty
 2 5 |  there never has been one so complete as Confucius."'~
 3 6 |    vent. Let them have their complete development, and they will
 4 11|      pure, and the dress not complete, he does not presume to
 5 11|      garments, not being all complete, he does not presume to
 6 12|     he in such circumstances complete the style of life which
 7 14|  there been one possessed of complete sincerity, who did not move
 8 17|    the saying, "A scholar of complete virtue may not be employed
 9 17|  true case of the scholar of complete virtue not being treated
10 19|     we have what is called a complete concert. A complete concert
11 19| called a complete concert. A complete concert is when the large
12 25|       All things are already complete in us.~2. 'There is no greater
13 26|   business of a great man is complete.'~Mencius said, 'Supposing
14 26|    where the party wishes to complete the whole period, but finds
15 27| whose equipment of virtue is complete.'~Mencius said, 'A man who
16 28|    the extreme degree of the complete virtue. Weeping for the