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mentibus rectique tenacibus ? K If I cannot find reasonable
and equitable men to have to do with, upon necessity
I would choose men of enthusiastic or even fanatical charac-
ter. Couv. Comme ie ne trouvc pas de disciples capable
de etc. juste milieu, je cherches etc. hautes aspirations etc.
ou etc. sans &re tr& intelligents, ont l'amour de devoir.
CHAPTER XXII.--CONSTANCV NECF, SSARY
TO DOCTORS AND MEDICINE-MEN.--I. _t_ com-
posed of' work' and 'gesticulation,' a lain-maker, wizal d,
sol cerer, medium, medicine-man. Medicine and magic
were and still are closcly allied in China, as they were in
the West in mediaeval tin]es and, in more scientific form, as
they are now again beconaing. C. _-, _ _ _,
Persevering, constant. _ _ Jk3,_, _g _, Spiritualisttc
professor or medium; _, _ _1 _j: _/_ _l_, A medium
of life and death. _ _l_ J_ '4t_, _ 9_ 7qg _ .1_
, Although menial occupations they cannot do without
constancy. L. A man without constancy cannot be
either a wizard or a doctor. Z. careat constantia, nec
potest agere hariolum medicumve. K. without perseverance
cannot be etc. magician. Couv. un homme inconstant
ne peut pas m_me devenir habile devin ou bon m6decin.
z. A quotation from the _ ,_ diagram _,_. C. ;tj_,
Ig, L. Inconstant in his virtue, he will be visited
with disgrace. Z. alii excipient eum probis K. The
reputation for a virtue once acquired unless persevered in
will lead to disgrace. Couv. Celui qui manque de constance,
sera la ris& d'autres °
3. This is an acknowledged crux interpretum and C.
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