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VII. vI_ vii. THE ANAI.,EC2_.
one's daily line of duty to one's fellows. _ /_!] _ L_
_" _ )_ _. :_ T_ means that which one obtains within
from pursuing one's line of duty, i.e. character. _ :_ 7_
_. f is the opposite of wd, it means rely on, accord with,
_-: :_ _._. _ _i_ -:_ _ _ _ ;_ _ t!_ R_n means the
extinction of selfishness .and the perfection of the moral
character. _ HI] _ _ _ _ _I _D _; _ _ _ I
means the refinements of manners and of music, plus the
rules of archery, charioteering, writing, and numbers. L
I. Let the will be set on the paths of duty. 2. Let every
attainment in what is good be firmly grasped. 3- Let pertect
virtue be accorded with. 4. Let relaxation and enjoyment
be found etc. Z. inter,de in rectam doctrinam, insiste
in virtutem, adhaere in cordis perfectionem, te recrea in
liberalibus disciplinis. K. Seek for wisdom; hold fast to
godliness;live a moral life and enjoy the pleasures etc.
Couv. Proposez-vous toujours de suivre la vole de la vertu,
demeurez dans cette voie; ne vous &:artez jamais de la
perfection; ayez pour d6lassements etc.
CHAPTER VII.--THE SAGE'S KINDNESS TO
POOR STUDENTS.--The Comm. take l_l as _
' personally ', not as ' from' ; _ as _ to offer, and J).l _I=
as _ _ or J_. _ not as 'upwards'. C. (r_ g]_ t__
strips of dried flesh (The salary of a teacher is still" _ _,
_[ ._ or _ _). _ to bind, _ _i_ _ _ ten strips to
the bundle. _i :_ _H _, _' _)},J_ l;J _ _, :_
_[; _ _ 4"_ The ancients on paying a visit always took a
present by way of showing respect, and a bundle of dried
flesh was their very smallest. L. From the man bringing
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