THE SHE KING; OR, THE BOOK OF ANCIENT POETRY

412 OF SUBJECTS. INDEX I.
Meat, roost and broiled, II. vi. "V.
3: III. ii. II. 2; dried. III. ii.
VI. 1; minced, IV. ii. IV. 4. See
Flesh.
Medallion-plant, I. xii. VII.
Medlars, II. i. II. 4; IX. 3 ; ii. VII.
3 ; v. X. 8 ; vi. I. 1.
Meeting, concerted, with a lady, I. iii.
XVII.; of bride and bridegroom,
I. viii. III.
Melancholy, I. vi. I.
Melon, earth-, I. iii. X.; fruit, I. xv.
I. 6; seeds, I. v. III.
Men, treated as if not, II. iii. X.
Mercenary, be not, IV. i. p.] IV.
Merit rewarded with a feast and a red
bow, II. iii. I.; of the chief of Shin,
III. iii. V. ; of the earl of Shaou,
rewarded, III. iii. VIII. 4, 5 ; of
king Woo, IV. i. [ii.] X.; [iii.] IX.;
of officers of Loo, IV. ii. III. 6.
Metal, ornaments of, III. i. IV. 5.
Metals, southern, IV. ii. III. 8.
Middle Kingdom, III. iii. I. 6 (See
Centre}; period, the (before king
T'ang), IV. iii. IV. 7.
Mild, be, III. iii. II. : IV. iii. I.
Milky way, the, II. v. IX. 5 : III. i.
IV. 4;'iii. IV.
Millet, I. vi. I.; ix. VII.; x. VIII.:
II. vi. V. 1; VI. 3; VII. 1. 2:
IV. i. [ii.] IV.; [iii.] VI. ; ii. IV. 1;
sacrificial, I. vi. I.; x. VIII. : II.
vi. V. 1; VI. 3 : IV. ii. IV. 1;
young, I. xiv. IV. : II. viii. III.;
early sown and late, I. xv. I. 7 : II.
i. VIII. 4 ; white, II. iii. IV.: III.
i. X. 8; grand, II. iv. III. 3; in
dishes, II. v. IX. 1 : IV. iii. III. ;
How-tseih gave his people the black,
and double-kernelled, the tall red,
and white, III. ii. I. 6; black, IV.
ii. IV. 1 ; steaming, III. ii. VII. 1;
spirits made from black, III. iii.
VIII. 0.
Minds, I can measure others', II. v.
IV. 4.
Minister of "War, II. iv. I.; chief-,
III. iii. IV. 7 ; IX. 1; Heaven sent
down a, IV. iii. IV. 7-
Ministers, of Le and of Wei, I. iii.
VII.; of Wei, greedy and idle, I.
ix. VI.; a ruler entertains and
praises his, II. ii. VII. ; three, of
Hwanp-foo, II. iv. IX. 6 ; the three
high, II. iv. X. 2; oppressive, of
Yin-shang, III. iii. I. 2,3 ; who en
larged the kingdom, III. iii. XI. 7 ;
and officers, IV. i. [ii.] I.; ii. IV.
8: three aged, of duke He, IV. ii.
IV. 4.
Miraculous pregnancy of KeangYuen,
III. ii. I. ; of Ke'en-teih, IV. iii.
III. 1.
Mire, in the, I. iii. XI. : II. i. VIII. 4.
Mirror, the mind not a, I. iii. I. 2.
Miseries of Chow, I. vi. VI. • II. iv
VII.—X.; v. I.; II.
Misery, I only am full of, II. v. III. ;
VIII. 5, 6; X. 3 ; of the times, II.
y. IX.; X.; viii. IX. : III. ii. X. ;
iii. III. ; X.; XI.; of some officers,
II. vi. I. ; of soldiers, II. viii. X.
Mistletoe and dodder, II. vii. III.
Moat, at the east gate, I. xii. IV.
Moats, walls and, of Fung, III. i. X.;
of Han, III. iii. VII. 6.
Modking a lover, I. vii. X.; at the sad
state of the nation, III. ii. X. 4.
Model, to the nine regions, T'ang a,
IV. iii. IV. 3 ; the capital of Shang,
a, IV. iii. V. 5.
Molar teeth, has the rat no ? I. ii.
VI. 3.
Monkey, teaching a, to climb trees, II.
vii. IX. 6.
Mouth, in the first, II. iv. VIII. 1;
in the tenth, II. iv. IX.; in the
fourth, II. v. X. I; the second, II.
vi. III. 1.
Months of the year, occupations of
different, I. xv. I.
Moods, the changing, of Heaven, III.
ii. X. 8.
Moon, the, I. iii. I. 5; IV.; viii.
IV.: II. viii. VIII.; advancing to
the full, II. i. VI. 6 ; rising, I. xii.
VIII.
Moor, I. vii. XX.
Morning star, I. vii. VIII.; xii. V.;
levee, II. iii. VIII. ; victory in one,
III. i. II. 8; from, to night, IV-
iii. I.
Mortar, hulling grain in a, III. ii. I. 7.
Moth, the silk-worm, I. v. III. 2.
Mother, pain and toil of a, I. iii. VII.;
invoking a, I. iv. I.; none to be de
pended on like a, II. v. III. 3 ; the,
of king Wan, lll.i. II.; VI. I; of
king Woo, IV. i. [ii.] VII.; of the
marquis of Luo, IV. ii. IV. 8.
Mothers, obliged to do the cooking, II.
iv. I. See Parents.
Motherwort, I. vi. V.
Mound, southernwood on a large, ll.
iii. II.; an oriole on a, II. viii. VI.;
the recesses of the, III. ii. VIII.
Mountain, fine trees on the, II. v. X.
4 ; firm as a, III. iii. X. 5 ; nothing
higher than a, II. v. III. 8.
Mountains, I. vii. X.; x. II.; xi.
VII. ; the happiness of the king
like, II. i. VI. ; greatly lofty are
the, Illftii. V.; ascending the lofty,
INDEX I. OF SUBJECTS. 413
IV. i. [iii.] XI.; friendship like,
IV. ii. IV. 4. See Hills, Heights.
Mourning habit, the neglect of the, I.
xii. II.
Mouse-ear, a plant, I. i. III. 1.
Mouth, good and bad words that are
onlv from the, II. iv. VIII. 2: v.
IV. 5.
Mud, adding mud to a man in the, II.
vii. IX. 6.
Muddiness of the King river, I. iii.
X. 3.
Mud-fish, II. ii. III. 3: IV. i. [ii.] VI.
Mug-wort, I. vi. VIII.
Mulberry trees, I. iv. VI. 2, 3; v. IV.
3; vii. II.; X.; ix. II.; x. VIII.;
xi. I.; VI.; xiv. III.; xv. I. : II.
ii. VII. 2; iv. III. 2; v. III. 3 ;
viii. IV.; V. 4 ; planters of, I. ix.
V. ; roots of, I. xv. II. 2 ; -grounds,
I. xv. III. ; the paper-, II. iii. X.
2; iv. III. 1; -insect, II. v. II. 3 ;
the mountain-, III. i. VII. 2; that
young, III. iii. III.; the fruit of,
IV. ii. III. 8.
Murmuring of troops, I. vi. IV.: II.
viii. X.; of a wanderer from Chow,
I. vi. VII.
Music, II. vii. VI. 2 ; abandoned to
the delights of, II. vi. IV.; of Chow,
IV. i. [ii.] V.; inviting the spirit
of T'ang with, IV. iii. I.
Musical instruments, IV. ii. V. See
Bell, Drum, Flute, Hand-drum,
Lute, Organ, Pan-pipe, Whistle.
Musicians, II. vi. V. 6 ; blind, III. i.
VIII. 4 : IV. i. [ii.] V.
Mustard plant, I. iii. X. 1; iv. IV.
3; x. XII. 3.
Myriad regions, the, III. i. I. 7 : IV.
i. [iii.] IX.
Myriads of blessings and of years, II.
vi. V.; VI.; VII. ; IX.; vii. II. :
III. i. IX. 0, 6 ; ii. III. I, 2, 6, 7 ;
iii. VIIL 5, 6 ; IV. ii. IV. 5 ; of
carts, II. vi. VII. 4 ; of measures
of grain, IV. i. [ii.] IV. ; of stacks,
tens of, II. vi. V. 1 : IV. i. [iii.] V.
Nature, the, conferred by Heaven, III.
iii. I. 1; VI. 1.
Naves, of a carriage, I. xi. III.; bounc
with leather, II. iii. IV. 2 : IV. iii.
II.
Xeglected officer, a, I. iii. I.; wife, a
I. iii. II.
Nest, the magpie's, I. ii. I. ; xii. VII.
a robbed, I. xv. I.
Net, the, of crime, III. iii. X. 1, 2; of
Heaven, III. iii. X. 6.
Nets, rabbit-, I. i. VII. ; fish-, I. iii
XVIII. 3; v. III. 4; with nine
bags, I. xv. VI. 1; bird-, II. vii. II.
Sew Tower, the, I. iii. XVIII.
ight and day confounded, I. viii. V. ;
drinking long into the, II. ii. X.;
How goes the ? II. iii. VIII.; busy,
day and, III. iii. VI. 4; VII. I:
IV. i. [i.] VI.; VII. ; [ii.] III. ;
reverent day and, IV. i. [iii.J I.
Nine, bags, a net with, I."" xv. VI.;
regions, the, IV. iii. III.; IV. 3, 6.
Ninetieth year, duke Woo in his, III.
iii. II.
Ninety black-lipped cattle, II. iv.
VI. 1.
Ninth pool of the marsh, the, II. iii. X.
Noble, a, slandered by his friend, II.
v. V.
Noble men, the king addresses his
ministers and lords as, II. ii. VII.;
IX.
Normal nature of man, the, III. iii.
VI. 1.
North, expedition to the, II. i. VII.;
return from the, II. i. VIII.; in
the, is the Ladle (a constellation),
II. v. IX. 7; the States and tribes
of the, III. iii. VII. 6 : IV. ii. IV. 5.
Northern hill, the, II. vi. I. I.
Note of the pho?nix, the, III. ii. VIII.
9 ; of the owl, IV. ii. III. 8.
Notes of music, IV. i. [ii.] V.
Oaks, scrubby, I. ii. XII.; bushy, I.
x. VIII.; xi. VII.; xii. II. : II. i.
II. 3; iv. III. 3; thorny, II. vii.
IV. 4; VIII. 4 : III. i. III. 8; V. 5 ;
VII. 4.
Oars of cedar, I. v. V. 4; labouring
at their, III. i. IV. 3.
Oath, I will take an, II. v. V. 7.
Oaths and curses, III. iii. I. 3.
Octogenarians, I. xi. I. 2.
Ode, I make this, III. iii. III. 14; of
great excellence, III. iii. V. 8.
Offering and sacrifice, a pure, III. ii.
I. 1, 2.
Offerings, baskets of, II. i. I. 1; to
forefathers, II. i. VI. 4 : IV. i. [iii.]
• V.; spirits and viands for, II. vi.
V 1; I have brought my, IV. i.
[i.] VI.; of fish, IV. i. [ii.] VI.;
to father and mother, IV. i. [ii,]
VII.; VIII.; without error, 1V.
ii. IV. 3 ; of spirits and soups, IV.
iii. II. ; chiefs coming with, IV. iii.
V. 2.
Office, the hazard of taking, II. iv. X.
6 ; husbandry preferred to, III. iii.
III. 6.
Officer, the wife of an, I. ii. III. IV.;
an, bewailing neglect of his worth,
I. iii. I.; mean services of an, I.