| 46.1.1 |
Tao is (prevailing) in the world,
yet horses are ridden to apply manure. |
| 46.1.2 |
(When) Tao is not (prevailing) in the
world,
war-horses are bred in the countryside. |
| 46.2.1 |
No
crime is heavier than indulging in desiring. |
| 46.2.2 |
No
fault (to be blamed) is more painful than desiring to gain
(more). |
| 46.2.3 |
No
error is greater than not knowing (having) enough. |
| 46.3 |
So
knowing (having) enough to be enough,
(then) this (means) always
(having) enough. |
