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 1 4 |    or joy, the mind may be said to be in the state of Equilibrium.
 2 6 |                   Chung-ni said, "The superior man embodies
 3 8 |                 The Master said, "Perfect is the virtue
 4 9 |                 The Master said, "I know how it is that
 5 11|                 The Master said, "Alas! How is the path
 6 12|                 The Master said, "There was Shun:-He indeed
 7 13|                 The Master said "Men all say, 'We are wise';
 8 14|                 The Master said "This was the manner of
 9 15|                 The Master said, "The kingdom, its states,
10 17|                 The Master said, "Do you mean the energy
11 21|                 The Master said, "To live in obscurity,
12 26|                      It is said in the Book of Poetry, "
13 28|                 The Master said "The path is not far from
14 29|  the Book of Poetry, it is said, 'In hewing an ax handle,
15 36|                 The Master said, "In archery we have something
16 38|                      It is said in the Book of Poetry, "
17 39|                 The Master said, "In such a state of things,
18 40|                 The Master said, "How abundantly do spiritual
19 43|                      It is said in the Book of Poetry, '
20 45|                 The Master said, "How greatly filial was
21 48|  the Book of Poetry, it is said, 'The admirable amiable
22 50|                 The Master said, "It is only King Wan of
23 50| King Wan of whom it can be said that he had no cause for
24 53|                 The Master said, "How far-extending was
25 60|                 The Master said, "The government of Wan
26 68|                 The Master said, "To be fond of learning
27 96|                      It is said in the Book of Poetry, "
28 1 |                Hence it is said, "Only by perfect virtue
29 4 |                 The Master said, Let a man who is ignorant
30 8 |                 The Master said, "I may describe the ceremonies
31 14|                      It is said in the Book of Poetry,-"
32 21|  and love him. Hence it is said,-"He is the equal of Heaven."~
33 25|                      It is said in the Book of Poetry, "
34 26|                      It is said in the Book of Poetry, "
35 27|                      It is said in the Book of Poetry, "
36 28|                      It is said in the Book of Poetry, "
37 29|                      It is said in the Book of Poetry, "
38 30|                      It is said in the Book of Poetry, "
39 30|   appearances." The Master said, "Among the appliances to
40 30|  trivial influences. It is said in another ode, 'His Virtue