[4] Ch. 10, page 65, compare also the Chung-Yung, ch. 27.
[5] Vol. ii., Appendix, ch. 2.
[6] Ch. 9, p. 6. See also the remarks of Callery in his note to this passage. Li-ki, p. 142.
[7] Chinese Classics, vol. i., p. 282 3–4. The Chinese and their Rebellions, p. 351.
[8] Compare Yi-ching, Vol. ii., Appendix, ch. 11, with the Tao-tê ching, ch. 6.
[9] Legge’s Shu, vol. i., p. 113.
[10] Chinese Classics, vol. 1, p. 159.
[11] Legge’s Shu King, vol. ii., p. 316.
[12] Legge’s Ch. Classics, vol, i., p. 44.
[13] See for instance Legge, Ch. Classics, vol. i., p. 136.