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IV. v, VL THE ANALECT_
Couv. La pauvret_ et l'abjection sont en horreur aux
hommes ; si elles vous viennent, m_me sans aucune faute
de votre part, ne les fuyez pas.
{= 4]!,o The right of an honourable man to that rifle rests
on his Virtue. L. If a superior man abandon virtue .......
requirements of that name. Z. Sapiens amandata virtute,
qui dum explebit sapient.is nomen. K. A wise man who
leaves his moral character is no longer entitled to the name
of a wise man. Couv. Si l'homme sage etc. comment
soufiendra-t-il son titre de sage ?
3. C. _ _ ;_ _ l_t _ _o For the brief period
of a meal. _. _, 7_, _ _ [:I ;;_ I_o Times of
haste and flurry. _ _li, _]I _J_ _ t_ _ l_,o Circumstances
of upheaval or exile. Such is the spirit of the
ch/in-tz_ in regard to the acceptance l_, or rejection _,
of wealth, rank and all things. L. The sup. man does
not even etc. act contrary to.virtue etc. Z. in repentinis
casibus profecto in ea est, in eversionis angusfis etc. K.
A wise man never for one single moment in his life loses
sight of a moral life ; in moments of haste and hurry, as in
moments of danger and peril, he always cl_ngs to it.
Couv. I1 y demeure toujours, mSme au milieu des affaires
les plus pressantes, mSme au milieu des plus grandes
troubles.
CHAPTER VI._THE TRUE LOVER OF VIRTUE
AND HATER. OF VICE. _. C. _ {= _i_ _
iT. _;_ p--f _i_ l_ _[ ]¢ _ _ !1_2_ 1_ ][al ;_o The
lover of Virtue well knows its value, hence he will put
nothing under heaven before it. L. I have not seen etc.
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