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those of Chi without authority
went to sacrifice on Mt. T’ai
thus said the Master to their minister Jan Ch’iu
it is yours to stop them in the rites
no
is Mt. T’ai stupid any more than Lin Fang?
versed in Hsia and Yin rites
am I
Ch’i and Sung know nothing
unwritten untold
otherwise known
I am of Yin
Yen Ying knows people
forgives long acquaintance
study without Tao
Tao without sureness
sureness without converse
cherry flowers spin
I think of you
far away
there is what is not
superior men
Yen Hui
Min Shun Jan Keng
Jan Yung
fine speakers
Tsai Yü
Tuan-mu Tz’u
governors
Jan Ch’iu
Chung Yu
learned men
Yen Yen
Pu Shang
Yen Hui did not help me to
think
he was a yes man
Yen Hui expired his father
asked the Master’s carriage
to exchange it for a double coffin
the Master said to him all my pupils are my sons good or bad
when Li my son expired he had a single coffin I did not go on foot
so he could have a double coffin I am the son of a gentleman
and do not go on foot
Yen Hui expired all the
pupils wanted to bury him richly
not Confucius yet they did so and the Master said
I was a father to Yen Hui but did not treat him as my son
this is your fault pupils
Chuan-sun Shih wanted to know
about superiority and nonsense
superiority is adherence trueness and justice
life for love death for hate
together nonsense
not for wealth
something else
Ching of Ch’i wanted to
know about ruling
king king
minister minister
father father
son son
though grain were abundant you could not eat more
the superior man makes
allowances uniquely
the inferior man is ubiquitous and irks
Nan-kung Kua asked Confucius
Yi of Hsia shot well
Ao shifted a beached vessel and they died early
Yü the Great and Chi were farmers and ruled
why? the Master said nothing
afterward the Master said he is a superior man
for he prizes it
Pi Ch’en sketched it
Yu Chi analyzed it
the Great Secretary Kung-sun Hui revised it
Kung-sun Ch’iao of Tung-li polished it
Tsang-sun Ho of Fang
solicited his brother Wei
as leader of the family ancestral sacrifice in Lu
it is said without pressure on the King
not so
the best withdraw
next advance
next shun
next flee
seven persons
Yüan Hui wanted to know about
rule
calendar of Hsia
coach of Yin
hat of Chou
music of Shun
none of Cheng no fine speakers
Cheng is depraved fine speakers are baneful
together among kindness
without justice
impossible
once the astrologer wrote
nothing
when in doubt
once the horseman
had his horses broken in
not now
at forty it is necessary to
win respect
Chih the great musician of Lu
went to Ch’i
Kan the next went to Ch’u
Liao the next went to Ts’ai
Ch’üeh the next went to Ch’in
Fang-shu the drummer went north
Wu the drumtwirler went to the Han Valley
Yang the assistant and Hsiang who played the gongs went to sea
in the reign of Chou
eight gentlemen four sets of twins by one mother
Po-ta and Po-kuo
Chung-tu and Chung-hu
Shu-yeh and Shu-hsia
Chi-sui and Chi-kua
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