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 1 Int   |  five relations and the five virtues. We gain nothing from without;
 2 Int   |    the "manifestation of the virtues of the heart." To him the
 3 Int   |    obedience reflect all the virtues, itself unchangeable. All
 4 Int   | itself unchangeable. All the virtues, all duties may be resolved
 5 I(1)  |      after the five cardinal virtues, but without especial significance.~
 6 I     |      it with all the hundred virtues of the Superior Man. If
 7 I     |     beginning of the hundred virtues. I'll speak of that a while.~   
 8 I     |     them throughout. All the virtues are illustrated by what
 9 I     |    not destroyed and all the virtues are brought together. This
10 II    |  five relations and the five virtues, moves men uselessly, without
11 II    |  mankind and is chief of the virtues. Many teachers give the
12 II(16)|    sums up all the Christian virtues in the word love, so does "
13 II(16)|      personal God, yet these virtues are reflected in the operations
14 II    |   that in its perfection all virtues are included. But righteousness
15 II    |   with man's "Way." The four virtues are all in benevolence but
16 II    | Imagawa, "If one of the four virtues is lost, the 'Way' cannot
17 II    |      as I ever celebrate the virtues of the Shōgun, still more
18 III   |      fidelity, all her other virtues will not alone. In Japan
19 V     |     on the "Way" of the five virtues only and will change not.