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XIII. xx, v, xxv. rH. A_ALECrS.
He is not necessarily a good man. Couv. aim6 de tons
les habitants de son pays. Cela ne prouve pas suffisamment
sa vertu ....... en butte _ la haine etc. On pourrait
plusjuste titre estimer vertueux, celui qui etc.
CHAPTER XXV.--THE SERVICE OF THE
NOBLE AND IGNOBI,E.--_, _ Utensils them,--treats
them according to capacity. ,:_ _ Demands perfection,
--that a round man fit a square hole. The _ _' says
_3_ ;_ ]_ _ -- Jk _ _L, He den]ands all capabilities
complete in every individual. C _ _ t" _ _'_ _j
_ i_J _ _fi_, The princely man's character is just
_nd considerate, th¢ ignoble n_an's chalacter is underhand
and harsh, the differenGe between divine law and human
passion. L. The supclior man etc. tfyou try to please
him in any way which is not accordant with right, he will
not be pleased. But in his employment of men, he uses
them according to their capacity. The inferior man etc.
he wishes them to be equal to everything. Z. viro
sapienti facile servitur, at difficile sati,_fit: si enim oblecteris
eum non juxta rationem, non laetabitur; at etc. metitur
capacitatem corum ...... exigit perfectionem. K. A wise
and good man etc. If you go beyond your duty to please
him etc. takes into consideration their capacity. A fool
etc. able to do everything. Couv. il est ais_ de servir
l'homme sage etc. Si l'on cherche _ gagner ses bonnes
graces par une voie peu louable, on n'y r_ussira pas.
l_our ce qui est du se,wice qu'il demande, il consid_re
les aptitudes etc. l'homme vulgaire etc. exige la perfection.
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