Meng-tze (der Weise Meng), eigentlich Meng-kho, lat. Meucius, chines. Sittenlehrer des. 4. Jahrh. v. Chr., neben Konfuzius als größter Moralist verehrt. Seine Gespräche bilden das »Buch des M.«, das vierte der sog. vier klassischen Bücher. – Vgl. Legge (engl., 1893).
http://www.zeno.org/Brockhaus-1911. 1911.
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