The Sacred Books of China the Span Classsearchtermtextsspan of Toism
The Sacred Books of China the Span Classsearchtermtextsspan of Toism
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The knowledge of that which is small does not reach to that which is great ; (the experience of) a few years does not reach to that of many. How do we know that it is so ? The mushroom of a morning does not know (what takes place between) the beginning and end of a month ; the short-lived cicada does not know (what takes place between) the spring and autumn. These are instances of a short term of life. In the south of KJiix"- there is the (tree) called Ming-ling^ whose spring is 500 years, and ...its autumn the same ; in high antiquity there was that called Ta-/('//un ■^, ^ In Chinese, INI an g 3 hang; but this is not the name of any particular place. The phrase denotes the grassy suburbs (from their green colour), not far from any city or town.
■^ The great state of the South, having its capital Ying in the present Hu-pei, and afterwards the chief competitor with KJnn for the sovereignty of the kingdom.
^ Taken by some as the name of a tortoise.
^ This and the ]\Iing-ling tree, as well as the mushroom men- tioned above, together with the khwan and phang, are all mentioned in the fifth Book of the writings of Lieh-jze, referred to in the next paragraph.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The knowledge of that which is small does not reach to that which is great ; (the experience of) a few years does not reach to that of many. How do we know that it is so ? The mushroom of a morning does not know (what takes place between) the beginning and end of a month ; the short-lived cicada does not know (what takes place between) the spring and autumn. These are instances of a short term of life. In the south of KJiix"- there is the (tree) called Ming-ling^ whose spring is 500 years, and ...its autumn the same ; in high antiquity there was that called Ta-/('//un ■^, ^ In Chinese, INI an g 3 hang; but this is not the name of any particular place. The phrase denotes the grassy suburbs (from their green colour), not far from any city or town.
■^ The great state of the South, having its capital Ying in the present Hu-pei, and afterwards the chief competitor with KJnn for the sovereignty of the kingdom.
^ Taken by some as the name of a tortoise.
^ This and the ]\Iing-ling tree, as well as the mushroom men- tioned above, together with the khwan and phang, are all mentioned in the fifth Book of the writings of Lieh-jze, referred to in the next paragraph.
What to read after The Sacred Books of China the Span Classsearchtermtextsspan of Toism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Darmesteter to read onlineMoreLess
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