Chapter 75

xiii. 3, looks to Confucius to govern.

_Wei_, the lord of, xviii. 1, an elder brother by a concubine of the tyrant Chou Hsin (reigned 1154-22 B.C.), last of the Yin dynasty. He fled from court, since he could not improve his brother.

_Wei-sheng Kao_, v. 23, begs vinegar from another to give to beggar.

_Wei-sheng Mou_, xiv. 34, an old man who had fled the world, asks how Confucius finds roosts to roost on.

_Wen_, Duke of Chin, reigned 636-28 B.C., the leading man in China in his day, xiv. 16, was deep but dishonest.

_Wen_, King, Duke of Chou, born 1231 B.C., died 1135 B.C., the father of King Wu, founder of the Chou line of emperors;