Chapter

 1 1 |        4. 'The rulers of those States rob their people of their
 2 3 |       that is, be surveyed the States under their care. When the
 3 4 |     the princes of the various States deliberated together, and
 4 9 |        who had come from other States to condole with him, were
 5 12|     the sea, and slew him. The States which he extinguished amounted
 6 12|         and the princes of the States give the reins to their
 7 13| preservation and perishing, of States are determined.~3. 'If the
 8 13|       of Wû.~3. 'Now the small States imitate the large, and yet
 9 13|       have such destruction of States and ruin of Families?~2. '
10 18|        and Wei, had left those States, he met with the attempt
11 24|      form alliances with other States, so that our battles must
12 24|      you make the neighbouring States their receptacle.~4. 'Water
13 24|   abroad there are not hostile States or other external calamities,
14 27|      by force of arms. Hostile States do not correct one another.'~