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,VII,- x_,r, xR_iv. _.-A_Atw.mrs.
sttiving for it, and teaching others widiout satiety etc. The
,_. takes _; as _i_ and'-]U as _ _, but C. _;as
npthing else, i.e, all that _an be said about me, se_--VH.
18 --C Another instance 6f:1Confucius' humility. '_. :_
_ {_ _ A sage is one who is great in transforming
is the perfect virtue of the heart and the whole duty of
man. ;g_ ,_:_ _'--_ ;_ _ TQdoitm_ans the way
ofV tuea.d the Sages & k to
teac-h"others'therein. L. _ne sage and t_e man of perfect
virtue--how dare I rank myself- with tkem ? It may
simply be s_id of me that I_mve to _become such without
satiety' etc. :.\...cannot imitate you-in. Z,'si agatur de
sanctitate atque perfectione, tune ego qui ausim ? Si e contra
:quod ea agendo non'_'fastidiam; ...... id_ veto ._potest
affirman, et nihil aliud ....... addlscere. K. "Confucius then
went on to say, "And as for the character of a holy, or a
_minted, man or, even a moral character ...... dare even to
pretend etc. That I spare no pains in striving after, it ......
that, perhaps, may be said of me ...... follow you. Couv.
0semis:j9 pemer qu6 je poss6de la sag_se ou la vertu ?
Mais,_pour ee 9ui est de culfiveLla'vertu sans jamais en
6prouver de d6gofit, .. .... on l_ut dire queje le fais, et voit_
tout.. : . '
CHAPTER. XXXLV,--CONFUCIUS _A,ND PRAY"
E_z.--_ This was a Litany or Eulogy of the Dead,
wherein h_ merits _a_ereset forth_as is still done. '- C. _;_
X _ _ H __ _ _ _,, _ "_ means heaven and