The Religious System of China Its Ancient Forms Evolution History And Present
The Religious System of China Its Ancient Forms Evolution History And Present
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Nor, unless announcement thereof has been previously made » (and permission granted), can any one bring in inscribed boards » (that is to say, lists of articles presented for a funeral), mourn- » ing coats either of the first or second degree, nor any funereal » implements" '.
Elsewhere still in the Li hi we read (chapter 12, 1. 5): »Ki Wu- » tsze (the grandee mentioned on page 262) was lying ill in his » room, when Kiao Ku entered it to see him, without putting off » the mourning with even edg...es which he was wearing. 'This line » of conduct followed by me', said the visitor, 'is the right one, » although it has almost fallen into disuse. It is only at the gate » of his Ruler that an officer takes off his mourning with even » edges" *. These words show that in Confucius' time it had become quite a rule for people in mourning also to avoid entering other mansions than those of the Chief of the State.
2 We read in the seventieth chapter of the Li ki (1. 29): » Immediately » after his parent's death, a child tucks up the skirts of his dress and inserts them »in his girdle" ^ $R ^ '^ _t ^ (section 5^ ^).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor, unless announcement thereof has been previously made » (and permission granted), can any one bring in inscribed boards » (that is to say, lists of articles presented for a funeral), mourn- » ing coats either of the first or second degree, nor any funereal » implements" '.
Elsewhere still in the Li hi we read (chapter 12, 1. 5): »Ki Wu- » tsze (the grandee mentioned on page 262) was lying ill in his » room, when Kiao Ku entered it to see him, without putting off » the mourning with even edg...es which he was wearing. 'This line » of conduct followed by me', said the visitor, 'is the right one, » although it has almost fallen into disuse. It is only at the gate » of his Ruler that an officer takes off his mourning with even » edges" *. These words show that in Confucius' time it had become quite a rule for people in mourning also to avoid entering other mansions than those of the Chief of the State.
2 We read in the seventieth chapter of the Li ki (1. 29): » Immediately » after his parent's death, a child tucks up the skirts of his dress and inserts them »in his girdle" ^ $R ^ '^ _t ^ (section 5^ ^).
What to read after The Religious System of China Its Ancient Forms Evolution History And Present?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J J M De Jan Jakob Maria Groot to read onlineMoreLess
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