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 1 Int  |    Sage was on the throne; the Superior Man was next in authority
 2 Int  |        only distinction was of superior and inferior."45 And the
 3 Int  |        that the new system was superior to the old, and this much
 4 I    |        principles saying: "The superior man returns to the right
 5 I    |      things, revile the former superior men and set themselves above
 6 I    |        cherished the Sages and superior men, reading their books,
 7 I    |     the hundred virtues of the Superior Man. If we are not thus "
 8 I    |    means. Confucius said: "The Superior Man reforms that which is
 9 I    |     cannot be hidden. When the Superior Man utters a word within
10 I(58)|         XIII, 3. "Wherever the superior man passes through transformation
11 I    |       cannot be hidden. So the superior man is busy with self-reformation
12 I    |      except the Sage, even the superior man. But the superior man
13 I    |      the superior man. But the superior man does not attempt to
14 I    |    increased. The error of the superior man is like the eclipse
15 I    |        the case with Sages and superior men. For evil melts before
16 I    |        reality of the unmoved. Superior men cherish it, Heaven and
17 II   |       Sages and the conduct of superior men is determined by principles
18 II   |     did Confucius speak of the superior man; "Righteousness is his
19 II   | familiarly to the house of his superior. You are to seek out the
20 III  |    will be no sign of anything superior, and duty will be slackly
21 IV   |         So is the "Way" of the superior man dark indeed but grows
22 IV   |      fast. Not wholly should a superior man give himself to joy
23 IV   |  Confucius said,—"Shishan is a superior man."6 So the government