Bulletin"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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Associated with water and the North , thus referring to the crossing of the ocean
northwards , when Empress Jingû launched an attack on the Korean state of Silla
. " First hexagram of the Classic of Changes . Associated with Yang forces and ...
Associated with water and the North , thus referring to the crossing of the ocean
northwards , when Empress Jingû launched an attack on the Korean state of Silla
. " First hexagram of the Classic of Changes . Associated with Yang forces and ...
Page 132
The assonance between shiraneba ya and karenade suggests that they are
associated . Secondly , karenade ( “ do not wither , ” . not harvest " ) may , as we
saw above , refer to mirume ( “ seaweed " ) in line one , in which case it would
mean ...
The assonance between shiraneba ya and karenade suggests that they are
associated . Secondly , karenade ( “ do not wither , ” . not harvest " ) may , as we
saw above , refer to mirume ( “ seaweed " ) in line one , in which case it would
mean ...
Page 137
Firstly , seen as individual codewords , “ yearnings ” and “ sit up awake , not
being able to sleep ” are connected as associated words , as we saw earlier .
Secondly , the concealed elements " fire " and " hearth ” are semantically related
...
Firstly , seen as individual codewords , “ yearnings ” and “ sit up awake , not
being able to sleep ” are connected as associated words , as we saw earlier .
Secondly , the concealed elements " fire " and " hearth ” are semantically related
...
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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