...suggested far-sighted policy, the results would chiefly appear later. 16 Compendium of Penalties (Lost) 17 Rewards and Punishments The way in which a sage...will obey superiors. Now if one understands rewards, there should be no expense; if one understands punishments, there should be no death penalty; if one...

...three Chin states. This is not, like the virtuous kings, merely establishing the present times, 2 . . . but effecting that later generations shall be at the...four. 2 With Wang I reverse the two characters 3£ an omission in the text. With Yen I suspect 3 I take ^p. as exclamatory. The idea is that the kings...