Chapter

1 8 |      superior men of old had errors, they reformed them. The
2 8 | present time, when they have errors, persist in them. The errors
3 8 | errors, persist in them. The errors of the superior men of old
4 8 |    day only persist in their errors? They go on to apologize
5 10|      if I do not correct his errors, the true principles will
6 14|      ministers, nor to blame errors of government. It is only
7 18|      âi-chiâ repented of his errors, was contrite, and reformed
8 28|     who are fleeing from the errors of Mo naturally turn to
9 28|     who are fleeing from the errors of Yang naturally turn to