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X[II. xxvIII,XXlX, xxx, THE A_ALE_
les autres fi culfiver la vertu, affable et pr6venant dans ses
mani&es, m&ite le nora de disciple de la sagesse. :
CHAPTER XXIX.--WEAPONS DANGEROUS IN
IGNORANT HANDS.--C. 1t: I_ 0__, _/_ ;_ .B_I:_
._, f_ _ _:j_, _ I_ _ _ :;_ ib-J_, i.e. Train them
to lives of filialness and fraternity, loyalty and good faith.
and in the pmctkze of agricultu e and arms ll[l, i_ t!_,
They could then _, >_ t!!,, be soldiers. _ _ll _ -_
.._. _ _ _:, i_ _ J_ Ill] _5_, When the people
have learnt affection to their ruler, and to die for their
elders, then fliey can be led in arms. L Let a good
man teach the people seven years, and they may then
likewise be employed in war. Z. si probus vir etc. etiam
poterunt praesto esse milifiae. K, A good, honest nlan,
after educating etc. will be able to lead them to war.
Couv. Si un homme vertueux formait le peuple k la vertu
etc. tirer les soldats pour la guerre.
CHAPTER XXX.--AT UNTRAINED PEOPLE
THROWN AWAY IN WAR.--O.. To use an untrained
people in war, this etc. C. J_, J_ t_, Use. I. To
lead an uninstructed etc. is to throw them away Z.
adhibere necdum etc. hoc dMtur abjicitur illos. K To
allow a People to go to battle without first etc. is to betray
them. Couv. Conduire le peuple fi la guerre, avant de
l'avoir form6 Ala vertu, etc.