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 1 Int|       that he fulfils the law of filial piety."28 "But," objects
 2 Int|    ignorant the Sages called it 'filial obedience'"29 "It dwells
 3 Int|          its image in miniature, filial obedience is in both body
 4 Int|        itself unchanged, so does filial obedience reflect all the
 5 Int|        into it, end it is called filial obedience, because obedience
 6 Int|   Confucius wrote the Classic of Filial Piety. This will suffice;
 7 Int|       loyalty take precedence of filial obedience and the ethical
 8 I  |          natural, while loyalty, filial obedience and the rest were
 9 I  | distinguish good and evil. Since filial piety is the beginning of
10 I  |          of that a while.~   All filial sons know such precepts
11 I  |          All this is included in filial piety, and though a Sage
12 I  |      follow the dictates of your filial love. This is Tei-Shu's
13 I  |     place,—"The village of great filial piety," and set up a memorial.
14 II |        officials. He exhorted to filial obedience, brotherly respect
15 IV |          carried on and long for filial sons and grandsons.~   As