| beck | The Superior
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| blakney | A Man of Highest Virtue ...
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| byrn | The man of superior [scholar] virtue is hardly (conscious of his) virtue, and so he is virtuous.
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| feng | A truly good man is not aware of his goodness,
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| ganson | Whoever has Teh never boasts of it,
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| gnl | Ritual
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| hansen | Consequences for Virtuosity
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| legge | (Those who) possessed in highest degree the attributes (of the
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| mccarroll | A person of high virtue is not conscious of virtue
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| mcdonald | The highest good is not to seek to do good,
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| merel | Religion
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| merel2 | Ritual
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| mitchell | The Master doesn't try to be powerful;
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| muller | True virtue is not virtuous
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| rosenthal | THE CONCERNS OF THE GREAT
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