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The page-references are to the Yüan ta-tê, Lu Wên-ch'ao's, and Ch'ên Li's editions respectively. I have followed Lu's division in paragraphs and the titles he gives to them. The numbering and sub-division with a, b, etc. are mine.
| I. Ranks. |
| II. Appellations. |
| III. Posthumous Names |
| IV. The Five Deities |
| V. The Gods of the Earth and of the Millet |
| VI. Rites and Music |
| VII. The Enfeoffing of a Feudal Lord |
| VIII. The Capital |
| IX. The Five Elements |
| X. The Three Hosts |
| XI. Executions |
| XII. Admonitions |
| XIII. District Archery |
| XIV. Retiring From Office |
| XV. Pi-Yung |
| XVI. Calamities and Extraordinary Events |
| XVII. Ploughing and Gathering Mulberry-Leaves |
| XVIII. The Fêng- and Shan-Sacrifices |
| XIX. Tours of Inspection |
| XX. Examination and Degradation |
| XXI. Whom the King does Not Consider His Subjects |
| XXII. Divination with the Milfoil and the Tortoise-Shell |
| XXIII. Sages |
| XXIV. The Eight Winds |
| XXV. Trade |
| XXVI. Ritual Presents 1276 |
| XXVII. The Three Rectifications 1322 |
| XXVIII. The Three Instructions |
| XXIX. The Three Major and the Six Minor Relationships |
| XXX. Instinct and Emotion |
| XXXI. Destinies |
| XXXII. Clan and Kindred |
| XXXIII. Clan-Names and Personal Names |
| XXXIV Heaven and Earth |
| XXXV. The Sun and the Moon |
| XXXVI. The Four Seasons |
| XXXVII. Robes |
| XXXVIII. The Five Punishments |
| XXXIX. The Five Canons |
| XL. Marriage. |
| XLI. Knee-Covers and Caps |
| XLII. Mourning Garments |
| XLIII. The Passing Away of the Son of Heaven and of the Feudal Lord |
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