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Page v
Let me now give a few more examples on Morality . Take the case of the “ Forty -
Seven Rönins . " These faithful persons were enabled to revenge their master's
death after struggling with an undescribable amount of adversities , and were at ...
Let me now give a few more examples on Morality . Take the case of the “ Forty -
Seven Rönins . " These faithful persons were enabled to revenge their master's
death after struggling with an undescribable amount of adversities , and were at ...
Page xiii
He believes , in short , the mystery of the Eki to be a sort of Revelation , which
gives his Eki a propensity of a pure religion , and to which I can not yet submit . I
persist , on the other hand , to make my doctrine a sort of Secular Morality and
hope ...
He believes , in short , the mystery of the Eki to be a sort of Revelation , which
gives his Eki a propensity of a pure religion , and to which I can not yet submit . I
persist , on the other hand , to make my doctrine a sort of Secular Morality and
hope ...
Page 1
To give an example , the phrase in the Appendix , “ Eighteen changes bring forth
a diagram , ” is explained in two ways . Some seem to hold that the word diagram
here refers to a trigram or complement , so that a complete hexagram has to be ...
To give an example , the phrase in the Appendix , “ Eighteen changes bring forth
a diagram , ” is explained in two ways . Some seem to hold that the word diagram
here refers to a trigram or complement , so that a complete hexagram has to be ...
Page 3
... each cycle being four times two by two , or eight sticks per cycle . When any
number of cycles has been finished , there will remain a number of sticks less
than eight , including the one on the little finger . This remainder gives a
complement ...
... each cycle being four times two by two , or eight sticks per cycle . When any
number of cycles has been finished , there will remain a number of sticks less
than eight , including the one on the little finger . This remainder gives a
complement ...
Page 8
... to whom I had lent some money for his business accommodations . He was
then just on the point of starting for his voyage home . He asked me to keep the
bond together with his goods in Tokyo as the security , and to give him liberty to
go .
... to whom I had lent some money for his business accommodations . He was
then just on the point of starting for his voyage home . He asked me to keep the
bond together with his goods in Tokyo as the security , and to give him liberty to
go .
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| Title | Takashima Ekidan |
| Authors | 嘉右衛門·高島, Shigetake Sugiura |
| Publisher | Keigyōsha, 1893 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 20 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 317 pages |
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