[33] Chs. 65, 3.
[34] Ch. 80.
[35] Ch, 3. Wu-ch‘êng’s note. Julien, however, translates “il vide son cœur, &c.” Both translations are in harmony with the other teachings of Lao-tsŭ.
[36] Chs. 39, 42.
[37] Ch. 49.
[38] Ch. xvii., vs. 14 to 20.
[39] Hobbes’ Works, (Molesworth’s edition), English, Vol. 2, p. 169. Compare also Bacon’s Essay on Seditions and Troubles (Works, Vol. 6, p. 406, &c. Ellis and Spedding’s Ed.).
[40] Chs. 61, 66.
[41] Ch. 69.
[42] See Macaulay’s Essays, Vol, I., Essay 2.