Chapter

 1 2 |      long, and what short. The relations of all things may be thus
 2 7 |     its extreme point, his own relations revolt from the prince.
 3 7 |      those from whom their own relations revolt, what must be the
 4 7 |        These are the two great relations among men. Between father
 5 9 |        to illustrate the human relations. When those are thus illustrated
 6 10|      Instruction, to teach the relations of humanity: -- how, between
 7 13|        By the sages, the human relations are perfectly exhibited.~
 8 15|       and closely observed the relations of humanity. He walked along
 9 17|       is the greatest of human relations. If Shun had informed his
10 17|    void this greatest of human relations, thereby incurring their
11 21|    their various faculties and relations with their specific laws.~
12 24|    hereafter maintain amicable relations." The princes of the present
13 26| parents and relatives, and the relations of sovereign and minister,
14 27|        of killing a man's near relations. When a man kills another'