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 1 Int|     clear. And it is purified by obedience to the five relations and
 2 Int|       only to be thus studied by obedience. To act is to know. If we
 3 Int|          Sages called it 'filial obedience'"29 "It dwells in the universe
 4 Int|       image in miniature, filial obedience is in both body and spirit
 5 Int|        unchanged, so does filial obedience reflect all the virtues,
 6 Int|          end it is called filial obedience, because obedience to parents
 7 Int|        filial obedience, because obedience to parents is the beginning
 8 Int|         in accordance with it is obedience to the 'Way.' This 'obedience
 9 Int|    obedience to the 'Way.' This 'obedience is like the great sea, and
10 Int|   learning is disregard of self, obedience to the Way, and the observance
11 Int|        It has nothing to do with obedience and the more one has the
12 Int|        take precedence of filial obedience and the ethical philosopher
13 I  |   natural, while loyalty, filial obedience and the rest were invented
14 I  |         we begin to obey. In our obedience we are to establish its
15 I  |    things of every day. Loyalty, obedience, friendship, all the relations
16 I  |         so! We learn loyalty and obedience as we are loyal and obedient.
17 II | officials. He exhorted to filial obedience, brotherly respect and industry.
18 IV |         in great fear because in obedience to his father he had burned