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 1 Int  |             opponents and to manage state affairs as he pleased. After
 2 Int  |         development of theology and state that the synoptic gospels
 3 Int  |             be well.~   So with the state, crime is "confusion." The
 4 Int  |           the individual and or the state stand in the Shundai Zatsuwa,
 5 I(4) |             consulted on affairs of state.~
 6 I(14)|           of the most celebrated of state papers. But its only effect
 7 I(40)|           it, ascends to a brighter state." "The Religions of China"
 8 I(47)|          physician who lived in the State of Chao about the sixth
 9 I    |         flashing up, and there is a state of man's spirit which is
10 I    |            us and saves us from the state of the brutes. Remembering
11 II   |           are the foundation of the State; when they are obedient
12 II   |          when they are obedient the State remains, but when they rebel
13 II   |            of them do not serve the State. They are not essential.
14 II   |           are the life-power of the state. If their hearts are soiled
15 II   |     vitality will the vigour of the State fail. Then the State will
16 II   |            the State fail. Then the State will readily be overturned
17 II   | righteousness the life-power of the State. Of all our rulers he stands
18 II   |            fine office and minutely state their case. The minor officials
19 IV   |             nor accused could fully state his case. So when Itakura
20 IV   |        shall the foundations of the state be strengthened.~   And
21 IV   |             the good or evil of the state but only to their own. They
22 IV   |          used by itself."~   So the state reforms evils great and