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 1 Int| metaphysic.15 "The Sect of the Learned" designates his followers.~ ./. 
 2 Int|      every one, man and woman, learned and unlearned alike, can
 3 Int|        Jukyō, "The Sect of the Learned." Both rest upon the same
 4 I  |      expound that which I have learned to those who believe in
 5 I  | darkness and are given over to learned vanity and the love of empty
 6 I  |       act aright and these are learned not merely from books, though
 7 II |       have come. They have not learned "fortune" but foolishly
 8 II |      come from it. This have I learned from you. Benevolence means
 9 II |   heart, stuck fast, even when learned, cannot be wise. It is without
10 II |     the ceremonies and without learned words, they cannot go to
11 IV |      child repeats what be has learned. The people of the house
12 IV |        principles. Had he been learned in the "Way" of the sages
13 V  |  Kantaishi and Ōyōshu4 and had learned haltingly to walk the "Way."
14 V  |        lose the pattern I have learned! This is the sign of the