The Four Books Confucian Analects the Great Learning the Doctrine of the Mea
The Four Books Confucian Analects the Great Learning the Doctrine of the Mea
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Yii-chung should probably be Wu (^)-chungi He was the brother of T'ai-po, called Chung-yung (fi}> ^f|), and is mentioned in the note on VIII, i. He retired with T'ai-po among the barbarous tribes, then occupying the country of Wu, and succeeded to the chieftaincy of them on his brother's death. "I-yi and Chu-chang, " says Chu Hsi, "are not found in the ching and chwan (5 fl|). " See, however, the ^| H, in loc. From a passage in the Li Chi, XVIII, ii, 14, it appears that Shao- lien belonged to o...ne of the barbarous tribes on the east but was welL ac- quainted with, and observant of, the rules of Propriety, particularly those relating to mourning. 3. The |fj at the beginning of this paragraph and the next are very perplexing. As there is neither |pf nor at the beginning of par. 5, the np- EJ of par. 2 must evidently be carried on to the end of the chapter. Commen- tators do not seem to have felt the difficulty, and understand IP} to be in the 3rd person. "He, i. E. , the Master, said, " etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yii-chung should probably be Wu (^)-chungi He was the brother of T'ai-po, called Chung-yung (fi}> ^f|), and is mentioned in the note on VIII, i. He retired with T'ai-po among the barbarous tribes, then occupying the country of Wu, and succeeded to the chieftaincy of them on his brother's death. "I-yi and Chu-chang, " says Chu Hsi, "are not found in the ching and chwan (5 fl|). " See, however, the ^| H, in loc. From a passage in the Li Chi, XVIII, ii, 14, it appears that Shao- lien belonged to o...ne of the barbarous tribes on the east but was welL ac- quainted with, and observant of, the rules of Propriety, particularly those relating to mourning. 3. The |fj at the beginning of this paragraph and the next are very perplexing. As there is neither |pf nor at the beginning of par. 5, the np- EJ of par. 2 must evidently be carried on to the end of the chapter. Commen- tators do not seem to have felt the difficulty, and understand IP} to be in the 3rd person. "He, i. E. , the Master, said, " etc.
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