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Master is several "fathoms high. If one do not find the door
etc. ancestral temple with its beauties nor all the officials in
their rich array. Z. nisi invenias ejus portam et ingrediaris,
non vides etc. variortmaque rnagistratum opulentiam.
K. Hundreds of feet high ....... the treasures of art and
the glory of the men that are in the holy temple.
4. _ _JE May be few. :;_ _ _C:i_ Does it not
indeed accord with ttfis ? L. But I may assume that they
are few etc. Was not the observation ol the chief only
what might have been expected ? Z. illud domini dictum
nonne etiam merito? K. Perhaps, however, there are
few etc. I do not therefore wonder that the officer spoke
as he did. Couv. Peu savent en trouver la porte. L'assertion
de etc. n'est-elle pas contraire _. la v6rit6 ?
CHAPTER XXIV._THE INCOMPARABLE EX-
CELLENCE OF CONFUCIUS.--C.._ _ _, _i
/_J :_ ]I_, No use doing this 2[: i_ 15I 15:., :/¢ I_
::_ 1_ Piled up earth is called a ch'hl, a large hillock a
ling'. _ _ here suggests ' make an end of himse]f in
trying,' but C. takes it: i_1 _l_ _ J_ }2_ _ l_l _l_
:_L "-_, By cutting himself off is meant that Wu Sbu,
by detraction, cut himself off from the Sage. /_ is fl_,
only, or _ just, i.e. /_ _r_ very manifest. _ :_ :_: _1
91_ [_ _ti :J_ _ :_*, tt me.am, he had no idea of his
own measure. L revilingly ....... It is of ao use doing
so etc. The talents and virtues etc., which tray be ste_
over, ere. Although:a man may wish to cut himse|feff
fc_in the Saffe, what harm ca_ he do fo the sun and' rnoor_?
He on_ shows that he does not know his own capaci_.
7_,. detrahehat _etc. atii tieet vetint seipsos ab eo sepamm,
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