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 1 4 |        This Equilibrium is the great root from which grow all
 2 25|        to carry into practice. Great as heaven and earth are,
 3 46|          Therefore having such great virtue, it could not but
 4 52|    princes of the kingdom, the great officers, the scholars,
 5 52|   people. If the father were a great officer and the son a scholar,
 6 52|       burial was that due to a great officer, and the sacrifice
 7 52|        a scholar and the son a great officer, then the burial
 8 52|        sacrifice that due to a great officer. The one year's
 9 52|     made to extend only to the great officers, but the three
10 63|   element of humanity, and the great exercise of it is in loving
11 63|    with what is right, and the great exercise of it is in honoring
12 70| relatives; respect towards the great ministers; kind and considerate
13 71|    brethren. By respecting the great ministers, he is kept from
14 72|       for him to encourage the great ministers. According to
15 97|                            How great is the path proper to the
16 17|      makes heaven and earth so great.~
17 22|     Heaven, who can adjust the great invariable relations of
18 22|      of mankind, establish the great fundamental virtues of humanity,
19 30|    brilliant virtue, making no great display of itself in sounds