Analects, II, CIV.
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This belief the Oriental has embodied in the doctrine of Karma.
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“La seule habitude qu’on doit laisser prendre à l’enfant est de n’en contractor aucune.” Emile, Livre I.
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Emile was to be trained to be a cabinet-maker.
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Eth. Nic., 1172 b.
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Doctrine of the Mean (c. XXXIII, v. 2).
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See his poem Ibo in Les Contemplations.
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La. 55, p. 51. (In my references La. stands for Lao-tzŭ, Li. for Lieh-tzŭ, Ch. for Chuang-tzŭ. The first number gives the chapter; the second number the page in Wieger’s edition.)
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Ch. 22 C, p. 391.
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Ch. 12 n, p. 305.
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Ch. 11 D, p. 291. Ibid. 15, p. 331. See also Li. 31, p. 113.
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Ch. 19 B, p. 357.
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Ch. 19 L, p. 365.
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Ch. 10, pp. 279-80.
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Ch. 9, pp. 274-75.
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Ch. 29, pp. 467 ff.
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Ch. 2, p. 223.
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La. 27, p. 37.
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Ch. 8 A, p. 271.
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Li. 5, p. 143.
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Ch. 14 C, p. 321.
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For an extreme form of Epicureanism see the ideas of Yang-chu, Li. 7, pp. 165 ff. For stoical apathy see Ch. 6 C., p. 253. For fate see Li. 6, p. 165, Ch. 6 K, p. 263.
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Ch. 33, pp. 499 ff.
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Ch. 33 C, p. 503.
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Bk. III, Part 2, ch. 9.
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