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天子诸侯Thus the employment of music by the son of Heaven was intended to reward the most virtuous among the feudal lords.
When their virtue was very great, and their instructions were honoured, and all the cereals ripened in their season, then they were rewarded by (being permitted) the use of the music.
Hence, those of them whose toils in the government of the people were conspicuous,
had their rows of pantomimes extended far;
and those of them who had been indifferent to the government of the people
had those rows made short.
On seeing their pantomimes,
one knew what was (the degree of) their virtue,
(just as) on hearing their posthumous designations,
we know what had been (the character of) their conduct.


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