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4. P＇ing ("The Pacificator") was the honorary epithet of the duke 彪, 556-531 B. C. HaeT＇ang was a famous worthy of his state. 入云,—"enter being said."
There was the duke P＇ing of Tsin with HaeT＇ang:—when T＇ang told him to come into his house, he came;when he told him to be seated, he sat; when he told him to eat, he ate. There might only be coarse rice and soup of vegetables, but he always ate his fill, not daring to do otherwise. Here, however, he stopped,and went no farther. He did not call him to share any of Heaven＇s places, or to govern any of Heaven＇s offices, or to partake of any of Heaven＇s emoluments.His conduct was but a scholar＇s honoring virtue and talents, not the honoring them proper to a king or a duke.