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《坊記 - Fang Ji》 | English translation: James Legge [?] | Books referencing 《坊記》 Library Resources |
| 13 | 坊記: | 子云：「善則稱人，過則稱己，則民不爭；善則稱人，過則稱己，則怨益亡。」《詩》云：「爾卜爾筮，履無咎言。」 |
| Fang Ji: | The Master said, 'If (the ruler) ascribe what is good to others, and what is wrong to himself, the people will not contend (among themselves). If he ascribe what is good to others, and what is wrong to himself, dissatisfactions will more and more disappear. It is said in the Book of Poetry (I, v, ode 4, 2), "You had consulted the tortoise-shell; you had consulted the stalks; In their responses there was nothing unfavourable."' |
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