Chapter

 1 2 |    and it is of the greatest importance to estimate the motions
 2 5 |      what was of the greater importance.~7. 'Formerly, the philosopher
 3 5 | which was indeed of the most importance.'~9. Kung-sun Ch'âu said, '
 4 22|    Ignorance of the relative importance of things."'~Mencius said, '
 5 22|      neglect what is of more importance, how should his mouth and
 6 23|      eating is of the utmost importance and the observing the rules
 7 23|    of propriety is of little importance, and compare the things
 8 23|      of sex is of the utmost importance and the observing the rules
 9 23|    of propriety is of little importance, why stop with merely saying
10 26|      what is of the greatest importance. The benevolent embrace
11 26|     consider of the greatest importance is to cultivate an earnest