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 1 Int    |       high renown through his conduct of military affairs. In
 2 Int    |       of the proper course of conduct? Hold fast in our hearts
 3 Int    |    the gods, imitation of the conduct of the Sages was true learning.
 4 Int    |       classics and regulating conduct thereby. Thus may we polish
 5 Int(35)|      excited by the heartless conduct of an official in Ōsaka
 6 Int    | fervently believes that right conduct is in accord with the "eternal
 7 I      |      and striving after right conduct. So did Mencius when he
 8 I      |     laughed the more.~   Such conduct men call silly and such
 9 I      |       then search them out in conduct and affairs; this is true
10 I      |     is the beginning of right conduct. The "Way" of the Sages
11 I      |  occupations we learn whether conduct conforms to right, and so
12 II     | teaching of the Sages and the conduct of superior men is determined
13 II     |  heart with reverence and his conduct with righteousness."20 And
14 III(8) |       a different view of the conduct of Ieyasu in connection
15 IV     |       What I ever hate is the conduct of Shigehira. It was not