Book XIII.
37. Chap. I. Hsiao-li [OMITTED].
The chapter treats of the faculties of the scholars and the
officials, and of their energy and perseverance displayed in different
departments.
38. Chap. II. Pieh-t`ung [OMITTED].
There is the same difference between the learned and the
uncultivated as between the rich and the poor. Learning is a
power and more important than wealth.
39. Chap. III. Ch`ao-chi [OMITTED].
There are various degrees of learning. Some remarks are
made on the works of several scholars, e.g. the philosopher Yang
Tse Yün and the two historians Pan.
