The Chinese Classics |
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תוצאות 1-5 מתוך 82
עמוד 283
This view is strongly advocated by Maou K'e-ling, against Ts'ae and others, in the
third Book of his tit at tit H| But the various data on which it is endeavoured to
decide the question are by no means certain ; — see a note in the #f /f^ (it |[J ^, on
...
This view is strongly advocated by Maou K'e-ling, against Ts'ae and others, in the
third Book of his tit at tit H| But the various data on which it is endeavoured to
decide the question are by no means certain ; — see a note in the #f /f^ (it |[J ^, on
...
עמוד 293
Ts'ae's explanation of by 'fault- finding,' 'complaining of,' is very ingenious, and
sound. See the Con. Ana, xx, i, 5, where also we have the conclusion of the last
paragraph. P. 8. The present enterprise was not less but more glorious than that
of ...
Ts'ae's explanation of by 'fault- finding,' 'complaining of,' is very ingenious, and
sound. See the Con. Ana, xx, i, 5, where also we have the conclusion of the last
paragraph. P. 8. The present enterprise was not less but more glorious than that
of ...
עמוד 295
This view is advocated by Ying-ta, who is followed by Ts'oe. ... Ts'ae says that
since Show contrived 'the punishment of Roasting' to make her laugh, we can
well understand that he tasked his ingenuity to the utmost in other things to
please ...
This view is advocated by Ying-ta, who is followed by Ts'oe. ... Ts'ae says that
since Show contrived 'the punishment of Roasting' to make her laugh, we can
well understand that he tasked his ingenuity to the utmost in other things to
please ...
עמוד 301
Ts'ae observes that he spoke thus to comfort the men under their long travel. Pp.
2, 3. The different parties addressed. the last Book, Pt. i., p. 2. The 'managers of
affairs ' were the officers immediately after specified, belonging to Woo's own ...
Ts'ae observes that he spoke thus to comfort the men under their long travel. Pp.
2, 3. The different parties addressed. the last Book, Pt. i., p. 2. The 'managers of
affairs ' were the officers immediately after specified, belonging to Woo's own ...
עמוד 302
Ts;ae follows Gan-kwu in saying that the £^ j of Nan chang ( were 'the officers
who guarded the gates Wei was to the east, radiating from the pres. dU. of Pa ( iji
^), dep. of Chung-k'ing, as a centre. Loo is referred to the present dis. jif£)> dt'P-
of ...
Ts;ae follows Gan-kwu in saying that the £^ j of Nan chang ( were 'the officers
who guarded the gates Wei was to the east, radiating from the pres. dU. of Pa ( iji
^), dep. of Chung-k'ing, as a centre. Loo is referred to the present dis. jif£)> dt'P-
of ...
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מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
able according addressed Announcement appears appointment Book bring called carry character charge chief Ching clause complete course court critics Daily death doubt duke of Chow duties dynasty emperor empire Explanation father favour five follow former Gan-kwo give given Heaven House imperial interpretation Keang Shing king king Woo laws meaning ment mentioned mind ministers month nature observes officers passage phrase present princes principles punishments RADICAL received reference reverence rule says seems Shang Shoo Show Shun sovereign speak spirits spoken suppose taken term things tion translation Ts'ae understand various viii virtue Wang whole xviii xxii xxiv xxvii
מידע ביבליוגרפי
| כותרת | The Chinese Classics |
| מאת | James Legge |
| הוצאה | Author's, 1865 |
| מקור מאת | הספרייה הציבורית של ליון |
| דיגיטלי | 28 יוני 2011 |
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