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Abbreviations. Conf. Confucius. C. Commentary of Chutz_. Comm. Some other commentator. L Legge's Translation. Z. Zottoli's , K. Ku's , Couv. Couvreur's ,, Kuan. The Mandarin version. Wins William's Dictionary. Intro. Introduction. aux. auxiliary. govt. government. wh. which.
The Analects of Confucius. VOLUME !. BOOK |. Ii ][° CHAPTER I.--x. The Master said; "Is it not indeed a pleasure to acquire knowledge and constantly to exercise oneself therein ? 2. And is it not delightful to have men of kindred spirit come to one from afar ? 3. But is not he a true philosopher who, though he be unrecognised of men, cherishes no resentment ?" xz7
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Abbreviations.<br />
Conf. Confucius.<br />
C. Commentary of Chutz_.<br />
Comm. Some other commentator.<br />
L Legge's Translation.<br />
Z. Zottoli's ,<br />
K. Ku's ,<br />
Couv. Couvreur's ,,<br />
Kuan. The Mandarin version.<br />
Wins William's Dictionary.<br />
Intro. Introduction.<br />
aux. auxiliary.<br />
govt. government.<br />
wh. which.
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