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Vl I l.--Terminology.
There are certain terms of frequent occurrence for
which it is impossible to find an exact connotation in
English suitable for use throughout. To save burdening
the notes with unnecessary repetition the following explanations
are given, and to these the student is requested to
•refer as occasion may demand.
_.._ J_,N _ (cf [_). Composed of ]_. 'man' and --
'two,' indicating the right relationship of one
man to his fellows; in other words, a man of __Z
considers others as well as himself In general it may
be translated by Virtue, the toot of each being J'k vir,
and both words representing man at his best. Its
synonyms are humanity, humaneness, generosity, altruism,
charity, kindness, etc. Confucius defines it in XII. 2z
by _ Jk love to men. Chutz_ defines it in I. 3:
;_ :_ ;;_ _ Jl_ ,_ _ 0A,_ J_ni_ the law of love
(charity), the virtue of tile heart. The _ _ _ _ in
the same place says __Z _ _ __ _" _, It is the
perfect embodiment of vi]tue,--for it includes all the
other virtues, equity, reverence, and wisdom, {2. _
i_ _, In another place IV. 3 Chutzfi says {2. _
_ The j_n are free from selfishness. He also
' says _Z :_ ]k-llg_ It means 'man,' i. e. the whole
duty of. man. Again J_ _ _ 0/_ _ _]/,, To put
yourself in another's place is j_n. Again _ )k _
_., Love is the extension (exhibition) of j6n. The