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 1 Int    |       the maintenance of the old principles of the sages. Others, of
 2 Int(16)|    energy of the male and female principles." "Feng-shui," p. 45.~
 3 Int    |    evolution the male and female principles, and through them heaven
 4 Int    |         energy animating the two principles is called in Chinese K'e (
 5 Int    |     produced the male and female principles and finally the whole universe,
 6 Int    |        with certain mathematical principles, which may be traced or
 7 Int    |    numbers. But, . . these three principles are not directly cognizable
 8 Int    |          in our hearts the great principles of unselfishness and humility,
 9 Int    |          their more metaphysical principles. They are alike in the belief
10 Int    |        ignorant of the essential principles. After his death even the
11 Int    | metaphysics, fundamental ethical principles, politics, religion, the
12 Int    |          illustrate  ./. ethical principles or the ideas of the school
13 I      |       ancient learning after new principles. Where is the truth in this
14 I      |         and not from established principles. They know that their philosophy
15 I      |        exposition of fundamental principles saying: "The superior man
16 I      |        weeds on a plain and evil principles and contemptible opinions
17 I      |       they are in the dark as to principles, and with open eyes they
18 I      |          I study the established principles, teach and write books that
19 I      |         falsehood, we know their principles by "things." If intuitively
20 I      |     duties do we investigate the principles. So is it with all the hundred
21 I      |       did not offend against his principles. They knew none of these
22 I      |       the Sages so long as their principles were not violated. When
23 I(62)  |        so-called male and female principles of Chinese cosmogony. See
24 I      |          describe things and not principles, so everywhere and always
25 I      |         we despise anything. For principles are decided by the things
26 II     |    chance or determine first the principles of our action? Of course
27 II     |    superior men is determined by principles and the result is left to
28 IV     |         there is also reason and principles. Had he been learned in
29 V      |        then shall I speak? False principles and new heresies come forth