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X]_. _'VIIL VI[L TI'I_ ANAI._CT_,
que les vivres ne manquent,pas, que les forces militaire_
...... le people lui donne sa confiance.
2. A far-seeing reply. C. _ _., _j _ _, ill]
_Jl _ l_l _/_, With plenty and confidence safety was
assured even without soldiers,--i.e, every man would be a
spear or bow. L If it cannot be helped and one ol them
must be dispensed with etc. Z. quod si omnino non
possit aliter fieri quirt demas etc. K. But if one were
compeIled to dispense with one etc. Couv. S'il est absolu
ment n&=essairede negliger une etc.
3. A noble reply. C. l_ _ _ _, _, i_ _
_ _E 2 _ ._, Without food the people must die,
yet death is what man cannot escape, but if there be no
confidence even though there be existence, there is no foothold
left, than which death would be happier, i_ _ _1_
_l_ __,_ Hence death is better than losing faith with the
people, that they also may rather die than lose faith with
me. L. From of old etc. ; but if the people have no faith
in their rulers there is no standing for the State. Z. ab
antiquitate, omnes obnoxii morti ; at populus sine fidelitate
non stabit. K. Without the confidence of the people in
their rulers there can be no government. Couv .......
sujets _. la mort. Si le peuple n'a pas eonfiance ...... e'en
e,t fait de lui.
'; CHAPTER VIII._NATURE AND ART'SYNONY-
MOUS._L 11_ -_ 1_ was a high officer oi _r_ who
disliked tlge veneer of his times, _ I_ )k _ _lit._ L
In a.supedor man it is only the substaatial qualities which
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