Sacred Books of the East Vol. 40: Taoism Vol. 2

3. Confucius and Yen Hui;--on the incomprehensibleness to the latter of the Master's course. 4. Conversation between Confucius and Lâo-dze on the beginning of things. 5. Kwang-dze and duke Âi of Lû;--on the dress of the scholar. 6. Pâi-lî Hsî. 7. The duke of Sung and his map-drawers. 8. King Wän and the old fisherman of Zang. Confucius and Yen Hui on king Wän's dream about the fisherman. 9. The archery of Lieh-dze and Po-hwän Wû-zän. 10. Kien Wû, and Sun Shû-âo, the True man. Confucius's account of the True man. The king of Khû and the ruler of Fan. BOOK XXII. Par. 1. Knowledge, Dumb Inaction, Head-strong Stammerer, and Hwang-Tî on the Tâo. 3. Nieh Khüeh questioning Phei-î about the Tâo. 4. Shun and his minister Khäng;--that man is not his own. {p. 306} 5. Confucius and Lâo Tan;--on the Perfect Tâo. 6. Tung-kwo Dze's question to Kwang-dze about where the Tâo was to be found, and the reply. 7. Â-ho Kan, Shän Näng, Lâo-lung Kî, Yen Kang;--Grand Purity, Infinitude, Do-nothing, and No-beginning:--on what the Tâo is. 8. Star-light and Non-entity. 9. The Minister of War and his forger of swords. 10. Zin Khiû and Confucius;--how it was before heaven and earth. 11. Confucius and Yen Hui:--No demonstration to welcome, no movement to meet. BOOK XXIII. Par. 1. Käng-sang Khû and the people about Wei-lêi hill. 2. Käng-sang Khû and his disciples. He repudiates being likened by them to Yâo and Shun.