THE SHE KING; OR, THE BOOK OF ANCIENT POETRY

394 OF SUBJECTS. INDEX I. INDEX I. OF SUBJECTS.
Back of the aged, wrinkled, III. ii. II.
4: IV. ii. IV. 5.
Back-bone, the, II. vi. I. 3.
Bags, bottomless, III. ii. VI. 1.
Bamboos, I. v. I.; V. 1; a clump of,
II. iv. V. 1.
Bamboo frames for bows, I. xi. III.:
II. iii. I. 2; screens, I. viii. X. :
II. iii. IV. 1: III. iii. VII. 2; hats,
II. iv. VI. 2; flute, II. v. V. 7 :
III. ii. X. 6 ; sprouts, III. iii. VII.
3; a mat of fine, II. iv. V. 6;
dishes of, II. TO. VI. 1: III. ii. HI-
4 : IV. ii. IV. 4.
Bands, green, IV. ii. IV- 5.
Banks, of the Joo, I. i. X.; of a stream
in the south, I. ii. IV.; of the K'e,
I. v. I.; of the Ho, I. vi. VII.; of
a river in Wei, I. ix. VI.; of the
\Vei, III. i. II. 4, 5; of western
rivers, III. i. III. 2; of the Ke'ang
and Han, III. iii. VIII. 3; of the
Hwae, III. iii. IX. 2, 4; the grace
ful sweep of the, II. iv. V. I;
dwelling on the, of a river, II. v.
IV. 6.
Banners, I. iv. IX.: II. iii. V.;
VIII.: IV. iii. IV. 6, with tortoises
and serpents, II. i. VIII. 2, 3; iii.
IV. 2; iv. VI. 4 : III. iii. III. 2;
falcon, II. i. VIII. 2; dragon, II. i.
VIII. 3 ; iii. IV. 2 : III. iii. VII.
2: IV. i. [ii.] VIII.; ii. III. 1;
IV. 3 ; iii. III.
Barbarian foes, your great, III. iii. X.
5.
Barbel, tie, II. ii. V. 1, 2.
Barley, IV. i. [i.] X.; i. [ii.J I.
Barns, II. vi. V. 1 : III. ii. VI. 1.
Baroness Muh of Heu, the, I. iv.
X.
Barrenness of Ke'ang Yuen, III. ii.
I. 1.
Barrows, II. viii III. 2.
Barter, I. v. IV. 1.
Baskets, I. iii. X. 3; viii. IX. : II. i.
III. 6; v. III. 8 ; shallow, I. i. III.
1; ii. IX. ; square and round, I. ii.
IV.: II. vii. VIII. : IV. i. [iii.]
VI.; deep, I. xv. I.; fish caught in,
II. ii. III.; V.; of offerings, II.
i. I. I.
Battalions, II. viii. III. 3.
Beacon, look to Yin as a, III. i. I. 6 ;
the, of Yin is not far distant, III.
iii. I. 8.
Beams of a temple, the, IV. iii. V.
6.
Beans, reaping, II. vi. III. 3 ; gather
ing, II. vii. VIII.; How-tseih
planting, III. ii. I. 4.
Beau-sprouts, II. iv. II. 2.
Bears and grisly bears, III. iii. VII.
5, 6; dreaming about, II. iv. V. 6,
7 ; furs of, II. v. IX. 4.
Beasts, worse than, I. iv. V.
See Antelope, Ewe,
Badger, Fox,
Bear, Goat,
Boar, wild, Hare,
Bull,
Cat, wild,
Cow,
Deer,
Dog,
Doe,
Elephant,
Horse,
Hound,
Lamb,
Leopard,
Monkev,
Ox,
Panther,
Pig,
Rabbit,
Ram,
Rat,
Rhinoceros,
Seal,
Sheep,
Stag,
Stallion,
Tiger,
Wolf.
Beautiful man, a, I. vii. XX.
Beauties, flaunting, I. vii. XIX.
Beauty, female, I. iii. XVII.; iv. IV.;
v. III.; xii. VIII.; X: II. vii.
IV.; of duke Chwang, I. viii. XI.;
and virtue of a lady, I. xii. IV.;
and vice of a lady, I. iv. III.
Beds, crickets under, I. xv. I. 5.
Beginnings, small, of the House of
Chow, III. i. III.; of evil, IV. i.
[iii.] IV.
Bells, I. i. I. 3 ; x. II.: II. vii. VI.
1: III. i. VIII. 3,4 ; ringing of, II.
vi. IV.; V. 5 ; vii. VIII. 2; viii.
V. 5 : IV. i. [i.] IX.; iii. I. ; at
horses' bits, I. xi. II.: II. ii. IX.
4; iii. IV. 2; VIII.: IV. ii. III.
1; at the cross-board of a carriage,
II. ii. IX. 4 ; eight, of horses tink
ling, III. iii. VI. 7, 8 ; VII. 4 : IV.
ii. III. 1; attached to a sacrificial
knife, II. vi. VI. 5; attached to
banners and front-boards, IV. i. [ii].
VIII.
Benevolence of a prince celebrated
the, I. ii. XIV.
Besotted by drink, III. iii. II. 3.
Betrothal, I. ii. VI. 2, 3.
Bewailing his degradation, the eldest
son of king Scuen, II. v. III.
Bignonia, the flowers of the, II. viii.
IX.
Birdj Hie duke of Chow compares him
self to a, I. xv. II.; Yellow, I. i.
II. 1; iii. VII.; xi. VI.: II. iv.
III.; a, flying up to heaven, II. vii.
X. 3; a, screened and supported
How-tscih, III. ii. I. 3 ; as a, on
the wing is hit, III. iii. III. 14.
Birds, II. iv. V. 3, 4 : IV. i. [iii.]
IV.; the cry of, II. i. V. 1; the
White, III. i. VIII. 2.
See C ck,
Crane,
Crow,
Dove,
Duck, wild,
Eagle,
Egret,
Falcon,
Filial dove,
Goose, wild,
Green-beaks,
Hawk,
Magpie,
Marabou,
Oriole,
Osprey,
Owl,
Pelican,
Pheasant,
Quail,
Shrike,
Sparrow,
Swallow,
Turtle dove,
Wagtail,
Widgeon,
Wren,
Yellow Bird.
Birth, the, of king Wan, III. i. II.
2; of Woo, 6; the first, of the
people of Chow (How-tseih), III. ii.
I: IV. ii. IV. 1; of Foo and Shin,
III. iii. V. I; Heaven gave, to the
people, III. iii. I. ; VI. ; the, of the
father of Shang, IV. iii. III.
Bits, I. xi. II.: II. ii. IX. 4; iii. IV.
2; ornamented, I. v. III. 3.
Bitter gourds, I. xv. III. 3.
Black-haired race, the, II. i. VI. 5 :
III. iii. IV. 3 ; heads, no, left, III.
iii. III. 2.
Blade of grain, the, IV. iii. V.
Blesser, king Wan the. III. i. VII.
Blessing, the great, III. i. II. 3 ; of
God, III. i. VII. 4 ; without end,
III. ii. V. 3 : IV. iii. II.; he seeks
the, for himself, IV. ii. III. 4.
Blessings, on the king from Heaven
and his ancestors, II. i. VI.: III. ii.
III. ; the king supplicates, on his
ministers, II. ii. VII.; on the aged,
III. ii. II. 4; conferred by Heaven,
II. vi. VI. 4; vii. I. 1: III. i. IX.
5, 6 : IV. ii. IV. 8; by Spirits, II.
v. III. o; V.; VI.; VII. ; vii. VI.
2: HI. i. V.: IV. i. [i.] IX.; [ii-]
IV.; VI.; IX.; by king Tang, IV. iii.
II. ; manifold, IV. i. [ii.1 VII. ;
VIII.; ii. IV. 1,3,8.
Blind. See Musicians,
Blood, weeping, II. iv. X. 7.
Blue, collar and girdle-strings, I. vii.
XVII.; flies, I. viii. I.: II. vii. V.
Boars, wild, I. ii. XIV.; viii. II.;
xv. I. 4 ; II. iii. VI. 4.
Boat, I. iii. X. 4; XIX.; of cypress-
wood, I. iii. I. 1; iv. I.; of pine, I.
v. V. 4; of willow, II. iii. II. 4 ;
vii. VIII. 5; a little, I. v. VII. 2;
adrift, like a, II. v. III. 4.
Boats, a bridge of, III. i. II. 5 ; on the
King, III. i. IV. 3; crossing the
AVei in, III. ii. VI. 6.
Boatman, I. iii. IX. 4.
Boatmen's sons, II. v. IX. 4.
Bcehmeria, steeping the, I. xii. IV.
Boilers, I. xiii. IV.
Boiling soup, III. iii. I. 6.
Bonds of the State, superior men are
the, III. iii. III. 3.
Bone, bows adorned with, IV. ii. III.
Booths for strangers, III. ii. VI. 3.
Bottle-gourds, I. iii. IX.; xv. I. 6.
Bottles of spirits, two, I. xv. I. 8.
ISorn, better not to have been, II. viii.
IX. 2; in an unhappy time, III. iii.
III. 4. See Birth.
Boundaries, reaching to the four Seas,
IV. iii. III.
Bow-case of tiger's skin, I. xi. III.
Bowing the head, III. iii. VIII. o, 6.
Bows put in a case, I. xi. III.: II. iii.
I. 3; viii. II. 3 : IV. i. [i.J VIII.;
with ivory ends, II. i. VII. 5; red,
II. iii. I.; adorned with horn, II.
vii. IX.; with bone, IV. ii. III. 7;
ornamented, III. ii. II. 3; two, in
each chariot, IV. ii. IV. 5 ; and
arrows, III. ii. VI. I ; iii. II. 4.
Braggarts, noisy, III. ii. IX.
Branches and stems, I. i. X. 1: III. i.
V.'6.
Breakfasting at Choo, I. xii. IX.
Bream, the, I. i. X.; viii. IX.; xii.
III. ; xv. VI. 1 : II. ii. 111. 2;
viii. II. 4 : III. iii. VII. 5.
Breast, beating the, I. iii. I. 4.
Breast-bands for horses, II. iii. IV :
III. iii. V. 4 ; VII. 2.
Bride, the virtue of king Wan's, I. i.
I.; II.; IV.; V.: III. i. II.; VI.
1; praise of a, I. i. VI.; marriage
of a, I. ii. I.; iii. IX. ; and bride
groom, first meeting of, I. viii. III.:
II. vii. IV.; the delicate fingers of
a, I. ix. I. ; of the marquis of Han,
III. iii. VII. 4.
Bridge of boats, a, III. i. II. 5.
Brother, a younger, abroad thinking of
his elder, I. ix. IV.
Brothers, unfriendly, I. iii. I. 2; lov
ing like, I. iii. X" 2; leaving, I. iii.
XIV. 2 ; iv. VII.; v. V. 2 ; separ
ation from, I. vi. VII. ; x. VI.;
the words of, to be feared, I. vii. II.;
the close relation that should subsist
between, II. i. IV. ; ii. IX. 3; iv.
V. 1 : III. ii. II. 1; cold treatment
of, by the king, II. vii. IX.
Brotherly duty of king Ke, III. i.
VII. 3.
Broussonetia. See Paper-mulberry.
Bubbling of boiling soup, like the, III.
iii. 1. 6.
Buckles, gilt, I. xi. III.
Buff-coat, I. xi. VIII.
Building houses, III. i. III. 3, 5 ; the
Marvellous tower, III. i. VIII. 1;
, i