The Chinese Classics |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-5 מתוך 79
עמוד 286
He abides squatting on his heels, not serving God or the spirits of heaven and
earth, neglecting also the temple of his ancestors, and not sacrificing in it. The
victims and the vessels of millet all become the prey of wicked robbers ; and still
he ...
He abides squatting on his heels, not serving God or the spirits of heaven and
earth, neglecting also the temple of his ancestors, and not sacrificing in it. The
victims and the vessels of millet all become the prey of wicked robbers ; and still
he ...
עמוד 287
'sTM''; i! ±. 'the great earth,' = ^^ jjfj^, 'the altar dedicated I to the great spirit of the
Earth.' The sacrifice □ at this altar was called J|jf\ ^ - J* •^*, 11 execute the
punishment appointed by Heaven. Heaven compassionates the. Bk. L Pt. i. 8—10
.
'sTM''; i! ±. 'the great earth,' = ^^ jjfj^, 'the altar dedicated I to the great spirit of the
Earth.' The sacrifice □ at this altar was called J|jf\ ^ - J* •^*, 11 execute the
punishment appointed by Heaven. Heaven compassionates the. Bk. L Pt. i. 8—10
.
עמוד 299
Chow abides squatting on his heels, and will not serve God or spirits. He has cast
away, and will not sacrifice to, the spirits of his fathers. He says on the contrary, —
' The decree is mine ; ' and therefore he will not put forth his strength in the ...
Chow abides squatting on his heels, and will not serve God or spirits. He has cast
away, and will not sacrifice to, the spirits of his fathers. He says on the contrary, —
' The decree is mine ; ' and therefore he will not put forth his strength in the ...
עמוד 300
There is more of the martial spirit in it than in Buy other of the speeches of the
Shoo. Contents. It is the morning of the day of battle, for which the king had
prepared his host in the three speeches of the last Book. Once more he
addresses the ...
There is more of the martial spirit in it than in Buy other of the speeches of the
Shoo. Contents. It is the morning of the day of battle, for which the king had
prepared his host in the three speeches of the last Book. Once more he
addresses the ...
עמוד 304
Ts'ae and others, prefixing it to this and the succeeding parr., make a milder spirit
breathe in them than the reader will easily perceive. The stopping at every seven
steps and seven blows was, they think, that as few of the enemy as possible ...
Ts'ae and others, prefixing it to this and the succeeding parr., make a milder spirit
breathe in them than the reader will easily perceive. The stopping at every seven
steps and seven blows was, they think, that as few of the enemy as possible ...
מה אומרים אנשים - כתיבת ביקורת
לא מצאנו ביקורות במקומות הרגילים
מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל
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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