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儒家 -> 禮記 -> 曲禮下 -> 96

When a Great officer wishes to go beyond the boundaries (of the state) on private business,
he must ask leave,
and on his return
must present some offering.
An (inferior) officer in similar circumstances,
must (also) ask leave,
and when he comes back,
must announce his return.
If the ruler condole with them on their toils,
they should bow.
if he ask about their journey,
they should bow, and afterwards reply.
When the ruler of a state (is proposing to) leave it,
they should (try to) stop him, saying,
!」 'Why are you leaving the altars of the spirits of the land and grain?'
(In the similar case of) a Great officer
they should say,
!」 'Why are you leaving your ancestral temple?'
In that of an (inferior) officer,
they should say,
!」 'Why are you leaving the graves (of your ancestors)?'
A ruler should die for his altars;
a Great officer, with the host (he commands);
an inferior officer, for his charge.


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