6PLATES I, II, III, EXHIBITING THE HEXAGRAMS AND TRIGRAMS
133BOOK XX. THE OFFICERS OF KÂU.
7THE TEXT
134BOOK XXI. THE KÜN-KHĂN.
8SECTION I
135BOOK XXII. THE TESTAMENTARY CHARGE.
9Hexagram I.1 Khien
136BOOK XXIII. THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF KING KHANG.
10Hexagram II.2 Khwăn
137BOOK XXIV. THE CHARGE TO THE DUKE OF PÎ.
11Hexagram III.3 Kun
138BOOK XXV. THE KÜN-YÂ.
12Hexagram IV.4 Măng
139BOOK XXVI. THE CHARGE TO KHIUNG.
13Hexagram V.5 Hsü
140BOOK XXVII. THE MARQUIS OF LÜ ON PUNISHMENTS.
14Hexagram VI.6 Sung
141BOOK XXVIII. THE CHARGE TO THE MARQUIS WĂN.
15Hexagram VII.7 Sze
142BOOK XXIX. THE SPEECH AT PÎ.
16Hexagram VIII.8 Pî
143BOOK XXX. THE SPEECH OF THE MARQUIS OF KHIN.
17Hexagram IX.9 Hsiâo Khû
144The Shih King
18Hexagram X.10 Lî
145INTRODUCTION.
19Hexagram XI.11 Thâi
146CHAPTER I. THE NAME AND CONTENTS OF THE CLASSIC.
20Hexagram XII.12 Phî
147CHAPTER II. THE SHIH BEFORE CONFUCIUS, AND WHAT, IF ANY, WERE HIS LABOURS UPON IT.
21Hexagram XIII.13 Thung Zăn
148CHAPTER III. THE SHIH FROM THE TIME OF CONFUCIUS TILL THE GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THE PRESENT TEXT.
22Hexagram XIV.14 Tâ Yû
149CHAPTER IV. THE FORMATION OF THE COLLECTION OF THE SHIH
23Hexagram XV.15 Khien
150I. ODES OF THE TEMPLE AND THE ALTAR.
24Hexagram XVI.16 Yü
151INTRODUCTION
25Hexagram XVII.17 Sui
152I. THE SACRIFICIAL ODES OF SHANG.
26Hexagram XVIII.18 Kû
153II. THE SACRIFICIAL ODES OF KÂU.
27Hexagram XIX.19 Lin
154III. THE PRAISE ODES OF LÛ.
28Hexagram XX.20 Kwân
155II. THE MINOR ODES OF THE KINGDOM.
29Hexagram XXI.21 Shih Ho
156The First Decade: Odes 5,6,9
30Hexagram XXII.22 Pî
157The Fourth Decade: Odes 5,6,7,8,9,10
31Hexagram XXIII.23 Po
158The Fifth Decade: Odes 1,2,3,4,6,9
32Hexagram XXIV.24 Fû
159The Sixth Decade: Odes 3,5,6,7,8
33Hexagram XXV.25 Wû Wang
160The Seventh Decade: Odes 1,6
34Hexagram XXVI.26 Tâ Khû
161The Eighth Decade: Ode 5
35Hexagram XXVII.27 Î
162III. THE MAJOR ODES OF THE KINGDOM.
36Hexagram XXVIII.28 Tâ Kwo
163The First Decade: Odes 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10
37Hexagram XXIX.29 Khan
164The Second Decade: Odes 1,2,3,4,5,8,9,10
38Hexagram XXX.30 Lî
165The Third Decade: Odes 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,10,11
39SECTION II
166IV. LESSONS FROM THE STATES.
40Hexagram XXXI.31 Hsien
167BOOK II. THE ODES OF SHÂO AND THE SOUTH.
41Hexagram XXXII.32 Hăng
168BOOK III. THE ODES OF PHEI.
42Hexagram XXXIII.33 Thun
169BOOK IV. THE ODES OF YUNG.
43Hexagram XXXIV.34 Tâ Kwang
170BOOK V. THE ODES OF WEI.
44Hexagram XXXV.35 Ȝin
171BOOK VI. THE ODES OF THE ROYAL DOMAIN.
45Hexagram XXXVI.36 Ming Î
172BOOK X. THE ODES OF THANG.
46Hexagram XXXVII.37 Kiâ Zăn
173BOOK XI. THE ODES OF KHIN.
47Hexagram XXXVIII.38 Khwei
174BOOK XV. THE ODES OF PIN.
48Hexagram XXXIX.39 Kien
175The Li Ki
49Hexagram XL.40 Kieh
176INTRODUCTION.
50Hexagram XLI.41 Sun
177CHAPTER I. THREE DIFFERENT LÎ KING, OR RITUAL BOOKS, ACKNOWLEDGED IN CHINA. THE RECOVERY OF THE FIRST TWO, AND FORMATION OF THE THIRD, UNDER THE HAN DYNASTY.
51Hexagram XLII.42 Yî
178CHAPTER II. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CHINESE CHARACTER CALLED LÎ. MEANING OF THE TITLE LÎ KÎ. VALUE OF THE WORK.
52Hexagram XLIII.43 Kwâi
179CHAPTER III. BRIEF NOTICES OF THE DIFFERENT BOOKS WHICH MAKE UP THE COLLECTION.
53Hexagram XLIV.44 Kâu
180BOOK I. KHÜ LÎ.
54Hexagram XLV.45 Ȝhui
181BOOK II. THAN KUNG
55Hexagram XLVI.46 Shăng
182BOOK III. WANG KIH.
56Hexagram XLVII.47 Khwăn
183BOOK IV. YÜEH LING.
57Hexagram XLVIII.48 Ȝing Hexagram
184BOOK V. ZANG-DZE WAN.
58Hexagram XLIX.49 Ko
185BOOK VI. WAN WANG SHIH-DZE.
59Hexagram L.50 Ting
186BOOK VII. LÎ YUN.
60Hexagram LI.51 Kăn
187BOOK VIII. LÎ KHÎ
61Hexagram LII.52 Kăn
188BOOK IX. KIÂO THEH SANG.
62Hexagram LIII.53 Kien
189BOOK X. NÊI ZEH.
63Hexagram LIV.54 Kwei Mei
190BOOK XI. YÜ ZÂO.
64Hexagram LV.55 Făng
191BOOK XII. MING THANG WEI.
65Hexagram LVI.56 Lü
192BOOK XIII. SANG FÛ HSIÂO KÎ.
66Hexagram LVII.57 Sun
193BOOK XIV. TA KWAN.
67Hexagram LVIII.58 Tui
194BOOK XV. SHAO Î.
68Hexagram LIX.59 Hwân
195BOOK XVI. HSIO KÎ
69Hexagram LX.60 Kieh
196BOOK XVII. YO KÎ
70Hexagram LXI.61 Kung Fû
197BOOK XVIII. ZÂ KÎ.
71Hexagram LXII.62 Hsiâo Kwo
198BOOK XIX. SANG TÂ KÎ.
72Hexagram LXIII.63 Kî Ȝî
199BOOK XX. KÎ FÂ.
73Hexagram LXIV.64 Wei Ȝî
200BOOK XXI. KÎ Î.
74THE APPENDIXES
201BOOK XXII. KÎ THUNG.
75APPENDIX I Treatise on the Thwan1, or King Wăn's Explanations of the Entire Hexagrams
202BOOK XXIII. KING KIEH.
76APPENDIX II Treatise on the Symbolism of the Hexagrams, and of the Duke of Kâu's Explanations of the Several Lines1 (pt. 1)
203BOOK XXIV. ÂI KUNG WAN.
77APPENDIX II Treatise on the Symbolism of the Hexagrams, and of the Duke of Kâu's Explanations of the Several Lines1 (pt. 2)
204BOOK XXV. KUNG-NÎ YEN KÛ.
78APPENDIX III The Great Appendix
205BOOK XXVI. KHUNG-DZE HSIEN KÜ.
79APPENDIX IV Supplementary to the Thwan and Yâo on the First and Second Hexagrams, and Showing How They May Be Interpreted of Man's Nature and Doings1
206BOOK XXVII. FANG KÎ.
80APPENDIX V Treatise of Remarks on the Trigrams
207BOOK XXVIII. KUNG YUNG.
81APPENDIX VI The Orderly Sequence of the Hexagrams1
208BOOK XXIX. PIÂO KÎ.
82APPENDIX VII Treatise on the Hexagrams Taken Promiscuously, According to the Opposition or Diversity of Their Meaning
209BOOK XXX. DZE Î
83Shu King
210BOOK XXXI. PAN SANG.
84PREFACE.
211BOOK XXXII. WAN SANG.
85INTRODUCTION.
212BOOK XXXIII. FÛ WAN.
86CHAPTER I. THE NATURE AND HISTORY OF THE SHÛ.
213BOOK XXXIV. KIEN KWAN.
87CHAPTER II THE CREDIBILITY OF THE RECORDS IN THE SHÛ
214BOOK XXXV. SAN NIEN WAN.
88CHAPTER III. ON THE CHRONOLOGY OF CHINA, AND THE PRINCIPAL ERAS IN THE SHÛ.
215BOOK XXXVI. SHAN Î.
89A CHART BY REV. PROFESSOR PRITCHARD
216BOOK XXXVII. THÂU HÛ.
90PART I. THE BOOK OF THANG.: THE CANON OF YÂO.
217BOOK XXXVIII. ZÛ HSING.
91PART II. THE BOOKS OF YÜ.
218BOOK XXXIX. TÂ HSIO.
92BOOK I. THE CANON OF SHUN.
219BOOK XL. KWAN Î
93BOOK II. THE COUNSELS OF THE GREAT YÜ.
220BOOK XLI. HWAN Î.
94BOOK III. THE COUNSELS OF KÂO-YÂO.
221BOOK XLII. HSIANG YIN KIÛ
95BOOK IV. THE YÎ AND KÎ.
222BOOK XLIII. SHÊ Î
96PART III. THE BOOKS OF HSIÂ.
223BOOK XLIV. YEN Î
97BOOK I. THE TRIBUTE OF YÜ.
224BOOK XLV. PHING Î
98BOOK II. THE SPEECH AT KAN.
225BOOK XLVI. SANG FÛ SZE KIH.
99BOOK III. THE SONGS OF THE FIVE SONS.
226Chapter I. The Nature and Value of the Ch‘un Ts‘ew.
100BOOK IV. THE PUNITIVE EXPEDITION OF YIN.
227Section I. Disappointment of the Expectations Raised by the Earliest Accounts of the Ch‘un Ts•ëw.
101PART IV. THE BOOKS OF SHANG.
228Section II. The Sources of the Ch‘un Ts‘ëw, and Its Nature. Did Confucius Allow Himself Any Liberty of Addition or Retrenchment in the Use of His Authorities?
102BOOK I. THE SPEECH OF THANG.
229Section III. Recovery of the Ch‘un Ts‘ëw During the Han Dynasty. Was This Indeed the Ch‘un Ts‘ëw of Confucius?
103BOOK II. THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF KUNG-HUI
230Section IV. The Three Early Commentaries on the Ch‘un Ts‘ëw.
104BOOK III. THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THANG.
231Section V. The Value of the Ch‘un Ts‘ëw.
105BOOK IV. THE INSTRUCTIONS OF Î
232Appendix I. Specimens of the Commentaries of Kung-yang and Kuh-lëang.
106BOOK V. THE THÂI KIÂ.
233Appendix II. A Letter Questioning the Confucian Authorship of the Ch‘un Ts‘ëw, by Yuen Mei.
107BOOK VI. THE COMMON POSSESSION OF PURE VIRTUE.
234Chapter II. The Chronology of the Ch‘un Ts‘ew.
108BOOK VII. THE PAN-KĂNG.
235Section I. The Chronology of the Text;—With Tables of Solar Eclipses, and of the Lunar Months for the Whole Period.
109BOOK VIII. THE CHARGE TO YÜEH.
236Section II. The Dates in the Tso Chuen.
110BOOK IX. THE DAY OF THE SUPPLEMENTARY SACRIFICE TO KÂO ȜUNG.
237Section III. Lists of the Kings of Chow, and of the Princes of the Principal Fiefs, From the Beginning to the Close of the Chow Dynasty.
111BOOK X. THE CHIEF OF THE WEST'S CONQUEST OF LÎ.
238Chapter III. The China of the Ch‘un Ts‘ew Period:—considered in Relation to Its Territorial Extent: the Disorder Which Prevailed; the Growth and Encroachments of the Larger States; and the Barbarous Tribes Which Surrounded It.
112BOOK XI. THE COUNT OF WEI.
239Chapter IV. List of the Principal Works Which Have Been Employed in the Preparation of This Volume.
113PART V. THE BOOKS OF KÂU.
240Section I. Chinese Works; With Brief Notices of Them.
114BOOK I. THE GREAT DECLARATION.
241Section II. Translations and Other Foreign Works.
115BOOK II. THE SPEECH AT MÛ.
242BOOK I. DUKE YIN.
116BOOK III. THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE WAR.
243BOOK II. DUKE HWAN.
117BOOK IV. THE GREAT PLAN.
244BOOK III. DUKE CHWANG.
118BOOK V. THE HOUNDS OF LÜ.
245BOOK IV. DUKE MIN.
119BOOK VI. THE METAL-BOUND COFFER.
246BOOK V. DUKE HE.
120BOOK VII. THE GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT.
247BOOK VI. DUKE WĂN.
121BOOK VIII. THE CHARGE TO THE COUNT OF WEI.
248BOOK VII. DUKE SEUEN.
122BOOK IX. THE ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PRINCE OF KHANG.
249BOOK VIII. DUKE CH•ING
123BOOK X. THE ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT DRUNKENNESS.
250BOOK IX. DUKE SËANG
124BOOK XI. THE TIMBER OF THE ROTTLERA.
251BOOK X. DUKE CH‘AOU
125BOOK XII. THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE DUKE OF SHÂO.
252BOOK XI. DUKE TING.
126BOOK XIII. THE ANNOUNCEMENT CONCERNING LO.
253BOOK XII. DUKE GAE.
127BOOK XIV. THE NUMEROUS OFFICERS.
