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,XlV, v, vi. TIIE ANALECTS.
CHAPTER V.--ELOQUENCE AND COURAGE
NOT ALWAYS PROOF OF MORALS OR VIRTUE.
:_ _ I_ _ ,_ _ _-_o Men of character accumulate
an ..ngleeableness within which flowers externally ; but the
talker may talk flora sheer loquacity. I'-_ _ J_, _ _J,
The altJuist is not entangled by private interests and must
do right when hc _eesit ; but the courageous man may be
impelled thereto merely by his physical constitution. L.
The viltuous will be sure to speak correctly, but those
whose speech is good may not always be Virtuous. Men
of principle are sure to be bold etc. Z. habens virtutem,
profecto constat verbis; habens veiba, non continuo possidet
virtutem ; corde perfeetus etc. K. A man who possesses
moral worth ...... sonmthing to say worth listening to
etc. A moral character etc. Couv. Un homme vertueux
a certainement de bonnes paroles sur ses l_vres etc, On
homme parfait etc.
CHAPTER VI._EMPIRE RESTS ON THE
PLOUGHSHARE--:a_ -in etc. Cf. V. z. C. i_J
-_ r_ i_J ._ i.e. Nan Yung, See V. L Dr. Legge thinks
thib doubtful, but gives do reason. I was a famous archer,
Prince of ;f4 J_J_ who in B.C. zI45 destroyed the Emperor
Ji_ _ of the _[ dynasty and usurped his throne.
I's minister _- _ in his turn slew I, married his widow
and reigned in his place. Their offspring Ao, alias _ of
herculean strength, ]/ _ _ /t_ _# ill'. able to propel a
boat on dry land, in his turn was slain by the _[ dynasty
]_ _ _. On the other hand _ B.C. 2205 _r_ 7_
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