[17] Ch. 6. The character 谷 is, however, also rendered otherwise in this page. See Yi-yuan’s edition and that in the 十子全書.
[18] Ch. 4.
[19] Ch. 32.
[20] Chs. 24, 52.
[21] Ch. 51. The Tao is also, however, said not to rule over the world. See ch. 34.
[22] Chine Moderne, p. 351.
[23] Mélanges Posthumes, p. 167, and in the Mélanges Asiatiques. See also Julien’s Introduction, p. xii.
[24] Introduction, p. xiii.
[25] Introduction, p. xiii.
[26] See Wu-ch‘eng’s note to the passage.