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Shi Ji Zhuan
詩集傳序
Introduction by C. Ming Lung
Acknowledgements
1.
國風(LESSONS FROM THE STATES)
1.0.
[introduction]
1.1.
周南 (THE ODES OF ZHOU AND THE SOUTH)
1.2.
召南 (THE ODES OF SHAO AND THE SOUTH)
1.3.
邶風 (THE ODES OF BEI)
1.4.
鄘風 (THE ODES OF YONG)
1.5.
衛風 (THE ODES OF WEI)
1.6.
王風 (THE ODES OF WANG)
1.7.
鄭風 (THE ODES OF ZHENG)
1.8.
齊風 (THE ODES OF QI)
1.9.
魏風 (THE ODES OF WEI)
1.10.
唐風 (THE ODES OF TANG)
1.11.
秦風 (THE ODES OF QIN)
1.12.
陳風 (THE ODES OF CHEN)
1.13.
檜風 (THE ODES OF KUAI)
1.13.146.
146. 羔裘 GAO QIU
1.13.146.
[poem]
1.13.147.
147. 素冠 SU GUAN
1.13.147.
[poem]
1.13.148.
148. 隰有萇楚 XI YOU CHANG CHU
1.13.148.
[poem]
1.13.149.
149. 匪風 FEI FENG
1.13.149.
[poem]
1.14.
曹風 (THE ODES OF CAO)
1.15.
豳風 (THE ODES OF BIN)
2.
小雅(MINOR ODES OF THE KINGDOM)
3.
大雅(GREATER ODES OF THE KINGDOM)
4.
頌(ODES OF THE TEMPLE AND THE ALTAR)
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Shi Ji Zhuan
Clear , and to be preserved bright ,
Are the statutes of king Wen .
From the first sacrifice [to him] ,
Till now when they have issued in our complete State ,
They have been the happy omen of [the fortunes of] Zhou .
Shi Ji Zhuan