The Chinese Classics |
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עמוד 284
2Jow C/iow had forfeited all his title to the empire, and king Wan had been
charged to punish him. 4. j^jj — I have hitherto called the tyrant of Shang by the
name of Chow (^J). after Sze-ma Ts'een and alenrius. Here and elsewhere he
appears ...
2Jow C/iow had forfeited all his title to the empire, and king Wan had been
charged to punish him. 4. j^jj — I have hitherto called the tyrant of Shang by the
name of Chow (^J). after Sze-ma Ts'een and alenrius. Here and elsewhere he
appears ...
עמוד 285
He has ripped up pregnant women. Great Heaven was moved with indignation,
and charged my deceased father Wan reverently to display its majesty ; but he
died before the work was completed. " On this account I, Fa, who am but a little
child ...
He has ripped up pregnant women. Great Heaven was moved with indignation,
and charged my deceased father Wan reverently to display its majesty ; but he
died before the work was completed. " On this account I, Fa, who am but a little
child ...
עמוד 290
Kee, the sovereign of Hea, could not follow the example of Heaven, but sent forth
his poisonous injuries through the States of the empire : — Heaven favoured and
charged T'ang, the P 3. The dreadful wickedness of Show. ~a A.' 1^1 A' ...
Kee, the sovereign of Hea, could not follow the example of Heaven, but sent forth
his poisonous injuries through the States of the empire : — Heaven favoured and
charged T'ang, the P 3. The dreadful wickedness of Show. ~a A.' 1^1 A' ...
עמוד 293
Ts'ae wanted to relieve Woo of a portion of the charge of boastfulness, which is
urged against the language of this Book ; but foreign students of Chinese history
do not feel the pressure of such a charge. We are content to take king Woo as we
...
Ts'ae wanted to relieve Woo of a portion of the charge of boastfulness, which is
urged against the language of this Book ; but foreign students of Chinese history
do not feel the pressure of such a charge. We are content to take king Woo as we
...
עמוד 301
... at the same time executing various duties about the sovereign, and specially
having charge of the guard of foreign — barbarian — mercenaries who kept
watch outside the royal gate. In time of war, or when the sovereign went abroad
for any ...
... at the same time executing various duties about the sovereign, and specially
having charge of the guard of foreign — barbarian — mercenaries who kept
watch outside the royal gate. In time of war, or when the sovereign went abroad
for any ...
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
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| 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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