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עמוד v
CONFUCIUS , a celebrated Chinese sage , was born 19th June 551 B . C . , at
Shang - ping , near the town of Tseuse , in the petty kingdom of Lu . His own
name was Kong , but his disciples called him Kong - fu - tse ( i . e . , ' Kong , the
Master ...
CONFUCIUS , a celebrated Chinese sage , was born 19th June 551 B . C . , at
Shang - ping , near the town of Tseuse , in the petty kingdom of Lu . His own
name was Kong , but his disciples called him Kong - fu - tse ( i . e . , ' Kong , the
Master ...
עמוד 25
The Master said , “ Is a prince able to govern his kingdom with the complaisance
proper to the rules of propriety , what difficulty will he have ? If he can . not govern
it with that complaisance , what has he CONFUCIAN ANALECTS . 25.
The Master said , “ Is a prince able to govern his kingdom with the complaisance
proper to the rules of propriety , what difficulty will he have ? If he can . not govern
it with that complaisance , what has he CONFUCIAN ANALECTS . 25.
עמוד 28
He asked again , when the Master replied , “ In a kingdom of a thousand chariots
, Yew might be employed to manage the military levies , but I do not know
whether he be perfectly virtuous . ” 3 . “ And what do you say of K ' ew ? ” The
Master ...
He asked again , when the Master replied , “ In a kingdom of a thousand chariots
, Yew might be employed to manage the military levies , but I do not know
whether he be perfectly virtuous . ” 3 . “ And what do you say of K ' ew ? ” The
Master ...
עמוד 90
When the subsidiary ministers of the great officers hold in their grasp the orders
of the kingdom , as a rule , the cases will be few in which they do not lose their
power in three genera tions . 2 . “ When right principles prevail in the empire ...
When the subsidiary ministers of the great officers hold in their grasp the orders
of the kingdom , as a rule , the cases will be few in which they do not lose their
power in three genera tions . 2 . “ When right principles prevail in the empire ...
עמוד 118
This verifies the saying , “ Affairs may be ruined by a single sentence ; a kingdom
may be settled by its one man . ” 4 . Yaou and Shun led on the empire with
benevolence , and the people followed them . Kee and Chow led on the empire
with ...
This verifies the saying , “ Affairs may be ruined by a single sentence ; a kingdom
may be settled by its one man . ” 4 . Yaou and Shun led on the empire with
benevolence , and the people followed them . Kee and Chow led on the empire
with ...
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| כותרת | The Chinese Classics |
| מאת | James Legge |
| מפורסם | 1891 |
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