THE SHE KING; OR, THE BOOK OF ANCIENT POETRY

400 OP SUBJECTS. INDEX I. INDEX I. OF SUBJECTS. 401
II. i. IX. 4: in. i. III. 3; X. 7;
of dreams, II. iv. V. 6, 7; VI. 4 ;
plants for, I. xiv. IV.; with grain,
II. v. II. 5.
Diviner, the chief, II. iv. VI. 4; of
dreams, II. iv. VIII. 5.
Diving, I. i. IX.; iii. X. 4 ; fish, H.
iv. VIII. 11; v. X. 7.
Dodder, I. iv. IV. 1 : II. vii. III.
Does, sleek and fat, in the Marvellous
park, III. i. VIII. 2.
Dog, I. ii. XH.; hunting-, I. xi. II.
Dolichos, the, I. i. II. 1, 2; IV. 1;
iii. Xn.; iv. III. 3; vi. VII.;
Vin.; x. XL: III. i. V. 6; fibre,
shoes of, I. viii. VI.; ix. I.: II. v.
IX. 2.
Domain. See Royal.
Domestic life, a pleasant picture of, I.
vii. VIII.
Doom of the kingdom, the, III. iii.
III. 2, 3.
Door and screen, between the, I. viii.
III.; of a recluse's hut, I. xii. III.;
crickets about the, I. xv. I. 5.
Doors of a palace, II. iv. V. 2.
Dove, the, I. ii. I.; v. IV. 3; xiv.
III.; the small cooing, II. v. II.
Doves, Filial, II. i. II. 3, 4; ii. V. 4.
Dragon, on upper robe, II. vii. VIII-
1: III. iii. VII. 2.
Dragon-flag, II. i. VIII. 3 ; iii. IV.
•2 ; vii. VIII. 2 : III. iii. VII. 2 :
IV. i. [ii.] VIII.; ii. III. 1; IV.
3; iii. III.
Draught Oxen, the, a constellation, II.
v. IX. 6.
Dreams, divining of, II. iv. V. 6, 7 ;
VI. 4; VIII. 5.
Dress, of great officers, I. ii. VII.;
sorrow compared to an unwashed, I.
iii. I. 5 ; colours of, I. iii. II.; of a
ladv, I. iv. III.; v. III.; simplicity
of, "II. viii. I.
Drink and food, I. x. X. : II. i. VI.
5; viii. VI.: III. ii. VI. 3.
Drinking wine or srjirits, II. i. I.;
IV.; V.: IV. ii. III. 3; to excess,
II. ii. X.; v. II. 2; vii. VI.; IX.
5; to the full, III. ii. HI.: IV. i.
[i.] IX.; ii. II.; pleasure and, II.
vi. I. 6 ; all round, II. vi. V. 3; the
king happy while, II. vii. VII.;
long life to the prince, I. xv. I. 8;
the personator of the dead, III. ii.
IV.; and dancing, IV. ii. II.
Driver of a chariot, I. vii. V. 3: II.
iv. VIII.
Drought, I. vi. V.: III. iii. IV.; the
demon of, III. iii. IV. 5; as in a
year of, III. iii. XI. 4.
Drummers and jinglers, II. iii. IV. 3.
Drums, I. i. I. 3; xii. I. : II. i. V. 3 :
III. ii. II. 2: IV. i. [ii.] V.; the
roll of, I. iii. V. 1; II. iii. IV. 3;
vi. IV. 2, 3 ; VII. 2: III. i. III. 6:
IV. ii. II. ; iii. I. ; and bells, I. x.
II.: II. iii. I. : II. vii. VI. 1, 2;
viii. V. 5 : III. i. VIII. 3, 4 ; IV.
• i. [i.] IX.; hand-, IV. i. [ii.] V.
Drunk, not returning until, II. ii. X.
1; the Spirits have, or are, II. vi.
V. 5, 6; I croon as if, III. iii. III.
13.
Drunkenness, II. vii. VI.
Dry provisions, faults in the matter
o'f, II. i. V. 3.
Dryandras, III. ii. VIII. 9.
Ducal court-yard, I. iii. XIII.
Ducks, wild, I. vii. VIII. 1: HI. ii.
IV. ; tho Yellow, II. vii. II.; viii.
V. 7.
Duck-weed, I. i. I. 2, 3.
Duke of Shaou, I. ii. V. : III. ii.
VIII.; of Ch'ing, I. vii. IV.
Duke of Chow, IV. ii. IV. 3; praise
of the, I. xv. V.; VI.; VII.; ex
pedition to the east, I. xv. III.;
IV. ; vindicates his course, in the
character of a bird robbed of its
voung, I. xv. ii.
Duke of Loo, the first, IV. ii. IV. 3.
the ancient, T'an foo, III. i. III.;
Lew, III. ii. VI.; Woo's counsels,
III. iii. II.; of Sung1, at the court
of Chow, IV. i. [ii.] IX.; Hoof Loo,
IV. ii. IV.
Dukes, I. iii. XIII. 3 : II. i. VI. 4 :
III. iii. IV. 7.
Dumplings, III. i. III. 3.
Dust, do not raise the, II. iii. II.
Duties, social, IV. i. [i.] X.; public
IV. i. [ii.] I.
Dutifulness of king Wan's queen, I.
i. II.
Dykes, IV. i. [iii.] V.
Dynasties, the two earlier, HI. i. VII.
1: IV. i. [ii.] III. See IKa, bhang,
Yin; INDEX II.
Eagle, II. v. X. 7 ; like an, on the
wing, III. i. II. 8.
Ear, an, laid close to a wall, II. v.
III. 8.
Ears, stopced, I. iii. XII. 4 ; cutting
off the left, III. i . VII. 8 : IV. ii.
III. 5; I hold you by the, III. iii.
II. 10.
Ear-plugs, I. iv. III.; v. I. 2; viii.
III.: II. viii. I. 3.
Ears of grain, left in the field, II. vi.
VIII. 3 ; like the teeth of a comb,
IV. iii. VI.
Earl of Shaou, the, building the city
'of Seay, &c., II. viii. III.: III. iii.
V. of JUT'S ode, III. iii. III.
Early, rising, II. v. II. 4: III. iii. II.
4; instruction, III. iii. II. 10;
feasting, IV. ii. II.; and late, busy,
III. iii. VI. 4; VII. 1. See Dawn.
Earth, this lower, I. Hi. IV. See
World.
Earth used in building walls, II. iii.
VII. 2; iv. V. 3 : III. i. III. 6.
Earthen vessel, I. xii, I.; -ware stands,
III. ii. I. 8.
Ease, a little, desired for the people,
III. ii. IX.
East, the sun hi the, I. viii. IV.; dawn
in the, I. viii. V. ; hills of the, an
expedition to the, I. xv. I If.; IV.;
VI. : II. viii. VIII. : III. iii. VI.;
going to the, to hunt, II. iii. V.;
those tribes of the, IV. ii. III. 6;
the States of the, made to serve the
West, II. v. IX.; gate, the, I. vii.
XV.; XIX.; xii. II.; IV.; V. ;
wind, gentle, I. iii. X.: II. v. VII.
Easy and indifferent, I. iii. XIII.; the
enlightening of people, III. ii. X. 6 ;
and self-possessed was our prince,
II. i. V.; ii. VII.; VIII.
Eating the bread of office, III. iii. III.
6 ; and drinking to the full, IV. i.
IX.; field labourers, their meal, IV.
iii. V.
Eaves, crickets under the, I. xv. I. 5.
Eclipsed, the sun, II. iv. IX.
Egrets, like a fiock of,' on the wing,
IV. i. [ii.] III.; iii. II.
Egret's feathers, and egret-fan, I. xii.
Elegant carriage, an, like egretsfiying
IV. i [ii.] III.
Elephant's teeth, IV. ii. III. 8.
Etas, thorny and white, 1. x. II.; xii.
II.; Six, I. xi. VII.
Embankment, the, I. xii. VII.
Embroidered robes, I- vii. XIV.; x.
III.; xi. V.; skirt, I. xv. VI. I.
Embroidery, shell-, II. v. VI. 1.
Enceinte, the gate of the, 1II. i. III. 7.
Engines of onfall and assault, III. i.
VII. 7, 8.
Engraved and chiseled ornaments, III.
i. IV. 5.
Enjoyment, advising present, I. x. II.
Enlightening the people, II. ii. X. 6.
Enmities, the sovereign of Yin con
tracting, III. iii. I. 4.
Entertainment, a royal, II. i. I.; of
friends, II. i. V.; a district-, II. ii.
III.; of ministers by the king, II.
ii. VII.; of feudal princes, II. ii.
IX.; vii. I.; II.; VII.; VIII. ;
oi relatives, II. vii. Ill: III. ii. II.;
III.; of personates of the dead,
III. ii. IV.
Envoy, ode on despatching an, II. i.
Ephemera, an, I. xiv. I.
Equipage of the bride of a marquis,
I. v. III.
Error, and confusion, in government,
III. iii. II. 3 ; king Ch'ing acknow
ledges his, IV- i. [in.] IV.
Escorting, a duke, his uncle, I. xi. IX.
Eunuch, I. xi. I.; Mang-tsze, an,
suffering from slander, II. v. VI.
Eunuchs interfering with govt., III.
iii. X.
Evening, a happy, I, x, V.
Ewes, (emaciated) with large heads,
II. viii. IX. 3.
Examination of prisoners, IV. ii. III.
Example, bad, of the king, II. vii.
IX.; good of king Wan, III. i. VI. 1.
Excitement of a gentleman in love, I.
xii. VIII.; X.
Excursion, an, I. xii. II.
Expedition, an, to the East, I. xv. III.;
IV.; VI. : H.'viii. VIII.: III. iii.
VI.; to the 'North, II. i. VII.;
VIII.; IX.; iii. III. ; to the South,
II. iii. IV.; viii. III.; to the West,
II. vi. III. ; against the tribes of
the Hwae, III. iii. VIII.; IX.:
IV. ii. III. • against King-ts'oo,
IV. iii. V.; a hunting, II. iii. V. ;
VI.; the toil of an, II. viii. VI.
Expeditions, manytoilsome, II. viii. X.
Experiences, bitter, IV. iii. IV.
Extortion, in Wci, I. ix. VII.; of the
officers of Yin-shang, III. iii. I. 2.
Eye-brows, bushy, of old people, I.
xv. I. 6 : H. ii'. VII. 4 : IV. i. [ii.]
VII. ; VIII.; ii. IV. 5, 8; iii. II.
Eyes, clear, I. vii. XX.; beautiful, I.
viii. XI.
Fabrics, dark-yellow and red, I. xv. I.
3.
Face, a prince's, rouged, I. xi. V. ; a
wrinkled, IV. iii. II.
Faces, unblushing, II. v. IV. 5.
Falcon, I. xi. VII.; II. iii. IX.
Falcon-banners, I. iv. IX. 2: II. iii.
III. 4: HI. iii. III. 2; VIII. 1.
False hair, 1. iv. III. 2.
Fame, endless, of king Wan, III. i. I.
2; X.; and foes of T'an-foo, III.
i. III. 8 ; of T'ae-sze, III. i. VI. 1;
of king Ke, III. i. VII. 4; virtuous,
without fail, H. ii. V. 3; iii. VIII.
6 : IV. i. [ii.] 111.; brilliant of the
marquis of Loo, IV. ii. III. 2; of
Woo-ting, IV. iii. V. 5.
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