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II. xvzr, xvui. .TaE _'_ALEC_
_ :_, What he did not*know he passed off'as know-
ing. L. When you know a thing to hold that you know
it; ...... to aIlo_w that you do notknow it. Z. quod scis
reputes, id /_ire, etc. K. - .To know what:it is that you
know, and to know what it is that you do not know,--that
is understanding. Couv. Ce qu'on sait, savoir qu'on le
salt ;se qu'on ne sait pas, savoir qu'on ne re-_saitpas : c'est
savoir v_ritablement.
CHAPTERXWII.--THE DISCREETPRdSPER.
I. Tz_ Chang. Intro. V,. C. "t:, _ __,, Aim at.
[/_o _ _ _ -_--,, An officer's pay _[_, L. /earning
with a view to official emomn_nt. Z. aspiral:;at ad
magistratus stipendia. K. studying with a view-to preferment.
Couv. 6tudiait en rue d'obtenir une charge avec
des app_intements. - " "
says w
is blame coming from without. Hui is the truth coming
from within. _ ga_] _q_ _ _ _; 1_ _ _ _ _[_
_; _ _" _l_ :_ @f _ _, "To hear and observe
much is the widening of culture ; to reserce the doubtful
and risky is the _ce of sde_ion ;_discretion); to speak
and act, warily is the r_strai/airig advantage of self control.
_ 'says _1_ _ _ ll_ .K 1_ _, He who cultivates
the-dign/t/es divine will acquire dignities human ; see Menc.
VI. _. _6. L....... put aside the points of which you
stand.in doubt, while you speak cautiously etc ....... afford
few occas/ons for blame_.....perilous ...... few occasions for
repen_ace ...... in the way-to get emolument. Z. muitis
auditis sepone-incerta, et caute dicas rd/qua; tunc