 | Lancelot Lawton - 1912 - 766 sivua
...brief extracts from Aston's translations of these wise enactments, as set forth in the Nihongi: — Ceasing from gluttony, and, abandoning covetous desires,...impartially with the suits which are submitted to you. Chastise that which is evil and encourage that which is good. Let every man have his own charge, and... | |
 | Ryūsaku Tsunoda, Wm. Theodore De Bary, William Theodore De Bary, Donald Keene - 1964 - 542 sivua
...behave with decorum, the distinctions of rank are not confused: when the people behave with decorum, the government of the commonwealth proceeds of itself....suits at law makes gain his ordinary motive, and hears cases with a view to receiving bribes, then will the suits of the rich man be like a stone flung into... | |
 | Ian Reader, Esben Andreasen, Finn Stefansson - 1993 - 196 sivua
...are disorderly: if inferiors are wanting in proper behaviour, there must necessarily be offences. [Vl Ceasing from gluttony and abandoning covetous desires,...impartially with the suits which are submitted to you. [VIl Chastise that which is evil and encourage that which is good. This was the excellent rule of antiquity.... | |
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... the government of the commonwealth proceeds of itself. V. Ceasing from gluttony and abandoning covetous desires, deal impartially with the suits which are submitted to you. Of complaints brought by the people there are a thousand in one day.. If in... 