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תוצאות 1-5 מתוך 44
עמוד x
The , Dr . adds , “ At any rate as by his frequent references to Heaven , instead of
following the phraseology of the older sages , he gave occasion to many of his
followers to identify God with a principle of reason and the course of nature .
The , Dr . adds , “ At any rate as by his frequent references to Heaven , instead of
following the phraseology of the older sages , he gave occasion to many of his
followers to identify God with a principle of reason and the course of nature .
עמוד 23
When the Master heard it , he said , “ ' Things that are done , it is needless to
speak about ; things that have had their course , it is needless to remonstrate
about ; things that are past , it is needless to blame . ” XXII . The Master said , “
Small ...
When the Master heard it , he said , “ ' Things that are done , it is needless to
speak about ; things that have had their course , it is needless to remonstrate
about ; things that are past , it is needless to blame . ” XXII . The Master said , “
Small ...
עמוד 39
Did they have any repinings because of their course ? ” The Master again replied
, “ They sought to act virtuously , and they did so ; and what was there for them to
repine about ? ” On this , Tsze - kung went out and said , “ Our Master is not for ...
Did they have any repinings because of their course ? ” The Master again replied
, “ They sought to act virtuously , and they did so ; and what was there for them to
repine about ? ” On this , Tsze - kung went out and said , “ Our Master is not for ...
עמוד 43
1 . The philosopher Tsang said , “ The scholar may not be without breadth of
mind and vigorous endurance . His burden is heavy and his course is long . 2 . “
Perfect virtue is the burden which he considers it is his to sustain ; — is it not
heavy ?
1 . The philosopher Tsang said , “ The scholar may not be without breadth of
mind and vigorous endurance . His burden is heavy and his course is long . 2 . “
Perfect virtue is the burden which he considers it is his to sustain ; — is it not
heavy ?
עמוד 44
The Master said , “ With sincere faith he unites the love of learning ; holding firm
to death , he is perfecting the excellence of his course . 2 . “ Such an one will not
enter a tottering state , nor dwell in a disorganized one . When right principles of ...
The Master said , “ With sincere faith he unites the love of learning ; holding firm
to death , he is perfecting the excellence of his course . 2 . “ Such an one will not
enter a tottering state , nor dwell in a disorganized one . When right principles of ...
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| כותרת | The Chinese Classics |
| מאת | James Legge |
| מפורסם | 1891 |
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