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Preface

Introduction

Chapter I. The Yî King From the Twelfth Century B.C. To the Commencement of the Christian Era

Chapter II. The Subject-Matter of the Text. The Lineal Figures and the Explanation of Them

Chapter III. The Appendixes

Plates I, II, III, Exhibiting the Hexagrams and Trigrams

Hexagram IX. Hsiâo Khû

Hexagram X. Lî

Hexagram XI. Thâi

Hexagram XII. Phî

Hexagram XIII. Thung Zăn

Hexagram XXI. Shih Ho

Hexagram XXII. Pî

Hexagram XXIII. Po

Hexagram XXIV. Fû

Hexagram XXV. Wû Wang

Hexagram XXVI. Tâ Khû

Hexagram XXVII. Î

Hexagram XXVIII. Tâ Kwo

Hexagram XXXIII. Thun

Hexagram XXXIV. Tâ Kwang

Hexagram XXXV. Ȝin

Hexagram XXXVI. Ming Î

Hexagram XXXVII. Kiâ Zăn

Hexagram XXXVIII. Khwei

Hexagram XLVII. Khwăn

Hexagram XLVIII. Ȝing Hexagram

Hexagram LIV. Kwei Mei

Hexagram LXI. Kung Fû

Hexagram LXII. Hsiâo Kwo

Hexagram LXIII. Kî Ȝî

Hexagram LXIV. Wei Ȝî

The Appendixes

Appendix I Treatise on the Thwan, or King Wăn's Explanations of the Entire Hexagrams

Appendix II Treatise on the Symbolism of the Hexagrams, and of the Duke of Kâu's Explanations of the Several Lines

Appendix III The Great Appendix

Appendix IV Supplementary to the Thwan and Yâo on the First and Second Hexagrams, and Showing How They May Be Interpreted of Man's Nature and Doings

Appendix V Treatise of Remarks on the Trigrams

Appendix VI The Orderly Sequence of the Hexagrams

Appendix VII Treatise on the Hexagrams Taken Promiscuously, According to the Opposition or Diversity of Their Meaning

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