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At the commencement of the teaching in the Great college,
(the masters) in their skin caps presented the offerings of vegetables (to the ancient sages),
to show their pupils the principle of reverence for them;
and made them sing (at the same time) the (first) three pieces of the Minor Odes of the Kingdom,
as their first lesson in the duties of officers.
When they entered the college, the drum was beaten and the satchels were produced,
that they might begin their work reverently.
The cane and the thorns
were there to secure in them a proper awe.
It was not till the time for the summer sacrifice was divined for, that the testing examination was held;
--to give composure to their minds.
They were continually under inspection, but not spoken to,
--to keep their minds undisturbed.
They listened, but they did not ask questions;
and they could not transgress the order of study (imposed on them).
These seven things
were the chief regulations in the teaching.
As it is expressed in the Record,
'In all learning, for him who would in be an officer the first thing is (the knowledge of) business;
。」 for scholars the first thing is the directing of the mind.'


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