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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If we now apply these to the verb yong " to use , sacrifice ” in the Chunqiu
passage and to OBI , its syntactic behavior requires that we interpret it as a
sacrificial , rather than a ritual verb because it lacks the fourth valent of instrument
and ...
If we now apply these to the verb yong " to use , sacrifice ” in the Chunqiu
passage and to OBI , its syntactic behavior requires that we interpret it as a
sacrificial , rather than a ritual verb because it lacks the fourth valent of instrument
and ...
Page 155
In Lionel Giles ' translation this passage reads as follows : In all fighting , the
direct method may be used for joining battle , but indirect methods will be needed
in order to secure victory . Indirect tactics , efficiently applied , are inexhaustible
as ...
In Lionel Giles ' translation this passage reads as follows : In all fighting , the
direct method may be used for joining battle , but indirect methods will be needed
in order to secure victory . Indirect tactics , efficiently applied , are inexhaustible
as ...
Page 165
quotes the Shangshu passage discussed just now . And in the Mojing 2 section (
Graham B 43 ) we find a passage that is almost identical with the sentence from
Sunzi bingfa : “ wu xing wu chang sheng FiTTU . " I shall return to this passage ...
quotes the Shangshu passage discussed just now . And in the Mojing 2 section (
Graham B 43 ) we find a passage that is almost identical with the sentence from
Sunzi bingfa : “ wu xing wu chang sheng FiTTU . " I shall return to this passage ...
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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