Text of Confucianism Part 02

Author(s): James Legge
Publisher: Oxford

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the lineal figures by the divining stalks. The names Yin and Yang. The name Kwei-shăn. Shăn alone. The fourth Appendix. The fifth. First paragraph. Mythology of the Yi. Operation of God in nature throughout the year. Concluding paragraphs. The sixth Appendix. The seventh.
Plates I, II, III, exhibiting the hexagrams and trigrams.
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I. Khien . II. Khwặn . III. Kun . IV. Măng .
V. Hsü . VI. Sung VII. Sze. : VIII. Pî . . IX. Hsiao Khu
X. Lî . XI. Thái XII. Phî . XIII. Thung Zăn XIV. TA YG .
XV. Khien . XVI. Yü . . XVII. Sui . . XVIII. KQ. XIX. Lin. .
XX. Kwân XXI. Shih Ho. XXII. Pî . . XXIII. Po, . XXIV. Fa. .
XXV. Wu Wang XXVI. Tá Kha. XXVII. 1 . . XXVIII. Ta Kwo.
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