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V. DI$CIPLES MENTIONED IN THE ANALE_TS 8 7
commendationsofhisMaster. When askedby thenoble,
Chi K'ang _ j_ why the deathof Confuciushad not
caused a sensationin Lu likethat of TzfiCh'anin
Chang _1_ V. 15, when everybody laid aside his ornaments,
and weeping was heard for three months, he said,
" The influences of Tz5 Ch'an and nay Master might be
compared to those of an overflow of water and the fattening
rain. Wherever the water in its overflow reaches,
men take note of it, while the fattening rain falls un-
observed." II. 7 ; IV'. 26 ; VL I2 ; XI. 2 ; XVIL 4 ; XIX.
I2, I4, 15.
35. YU JO, style TZU YU, or Tzfi Jo, alias YU TZUr,
_:, _ _ _, A native of Lu, and 43 years junior
to the Sage. Noted for his good memo,y and love of
antiquity. In voice and appearance he so resembled Confucius
that after the death of the latter the disciples
proposed to put him in the Master's place. Known also
as Y'u Tzfi, _- _7(. the Philosopher Yu already referred
to in the Inhoducfion, whose disciples along with those
of Ts_ng Tzfi are credited with the compilation of the
Analects. I. 2, 12, I3. XII. 9-
36. YI3"AN HSIEN, style Y/Jan Ssfi, or Tzfi Ssfi, J,_
,_ or _ ,_,, -_ -_: ,_,_ A native of Sung, 5;1{or Lu,
and junior to Confucius by 36 years. Noted for pulity
and modesty, and for happiness in the observance of his
Master's principles despite deep poverty. VI. 3 ; XIV, I.
LIST OF ABOVE AS NAMED IN ANALECTS,
Ch'ai No. (sce above) Iz. Chang ....... 29.