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 1 9 | observances of mourning and sacrifice, ancestors are to be followed,"
 2 11|    to supply the millet for sacrifice. His wife keeps silkworms,
 3 11|    to make the garments for sacrifice." If the victims be not
 4 11|      he does not presume to sacrifice. "And the scholar who, out
 5 11|   in the same way, does not sacrifice. The victims for slaughter,
 6 11|      he does not presume to sacrifice, and then neither may he
 7 11|   to inquire why he did not sacrifice. He replied, "I have no
 8 11|  and still continued not to sacrifice. T'ang again sent messengers
 9 16|   When it appears proper to sacrifice one's life, and afterwards
10 16|   afterwards not proper, to sacrifice it is contrary to bravery.'~
11 16|     fast, and bathe, he may sacrifice to God.'~1. Mencius said, '
12 19|    rectified his vessels of sacrifice according to the registers,
13 23|    there was the solstitial sacrifice, and when a part of the
14 23|   of the flesh presented in sacrifice was not sent to him, he
15 24|   temples, no ceremonies of sacrifice; there are no princes requiring