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 1 8 |  Master said, "Perfect is the virtue which is according to the
 2 9 |        The men of talents and virtue go beyond it, and the worthless
 3 45|  greatly filial was Shun! His virtue was that of a sage; his
 4 46|   Therefore having such great virtue, it could not but be that
 5 48|   conspicuously his excelling virtue, adjusting his people, and
 6 70|        the honoring of men of virtue and talents; affection towards
 7 71|     forth. By honoring men of virtue and talents, he is preserved
 8 86|     himself shows his perfect virtue. The completing other men
 9 96|     it, the singleness of the virtue of King Wan!" indicating
10 1 |     is said, "Only by perfect virtue can the perfect path, in
11 7 |     if he have not the proper virtue, he may not dare to make
12 7 |       music. One may have the virtue, but if he do not occupy
13 24|       possessing all Heavenly virtue?~
14 25| prefer the concealment of his virtue, while it daily becomes
15 25|      be sure, will enter into virtue.~
16 28|      people are stimulated to virtue. He does not show anger,
17 29|      What needs no display is virtue. All the princes imitate
18 30|       pleasure your brilliant virtue, making no great display
19 30|     said in another ode, 'His Virtue is light as a hair.' Still,
20 30|       smell. 'That is perfect virtue."  ~