The Chinese Classics, כרכים 1-2 |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 43
עמוד 120
Rulers of kingdoms may not neglect to be careful . If they deviate to a mean
selfishness ... This shows that , by gaining the people , the kingdom is gained ,
and , by losing the people , the kingdom is lost . 6 . On this account , the ruler will
first ...
Rulers of kingdoms may not neglect to be careful . If they deviate to a mean
selfishness ... This shows that , by gaining the people , the kingdom is gained ,
and , by losing the people , the kingdom is lost . 6 . On this account , the ruler will
first ...
עמוד 13
The king said , “ Venerable sir , since you have not counted it far to come here , a
distance of a thousand le , may I presume that you are likewise provided with
counsels to profit my kingdom ? ” 3 . Mencius replied , “ Why must your Majesty
use ...
The king said , “ Venerable sir , since you have not counted it far to come here , a
distance of a thousand le , may I presume that you are likewise provided with
counsels to profit my kingdom ? ” 3 . Mencius replied , “ Why must your Majesty
use ...
עמוד 51
Ssǔ shu. who , using virtue , practises benevolence — is the sovereign of the
empire . To become the sovereign of the empire , a prince need not wait for a
large kingdom . Tang did it with only seventy le , and king Wan with only a
hundred . 2 .
Ssǔ shu. who , using virtue , practises benevolence — is the sovereign of the
empire . To become the sovereign of the empire , a prince need not wait for a
large kingdom . Tang did it with only seventy le , and king Wan with only a
hundred . 2 .
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