Chapter

 1 5 |     kingdom had been attached to Yin for a long time, and this
 2 5 | flourishing periods of the Hsiâ, Yin, and Châu dynasties, the
 3 5 |         do you say of Po-î and Î Yin?' 'Their ways were different
 4 5 |            that was the way of Î Yin. When it was proper to go
 5 5 |      said, 'Comparing Po-î and Î Yin with Confucius, are they
 6 7 |          behaviour of T'ang to Î Yin: -- he first learned of
 7 7 |         So did T'ang behave to Î Yin, and the duke Hwan to Kwan
 8 8 |  Kwan-shû to oversee the heir of Yin, but Kwan-shû with the power
 9 8 |   Kwan-shû with the power of the Yin State rebelled. If knowing
10 8 |  Kwan-shû to oversee the heir of Yin, and that Kwan-shû with
11 8 |       Kwan-shû with the State of Yin rebelled?' 'It is.' 'Did
12 8 |      When Mencius had left Ch'î, Yin Shih spoke about him to
13 8 |        Mencius said, 'How should Yin Shih know me! When I came
14 8 |          for the night.'~7. When Yin Shih heard this explanation,
15 9 |          tax. The founder of the Yin enacted the seventy mâu
16 9 |      name hsiâo was used; by the Yin, that of hsü; and by the
17 13|          Poetry, ~"The beacon of Yin is not remote,~It is in
18 13|      unchanging.~The officers of Yin, admirable and alert,~Pour
19 18|          this account that Yî, Î Yin, and Châu-kung did not obtain
20 18|         obtain the throne.~5. 'Î Yin assisted T'ang so that he
21 18|        statutes of T'ang, when Î Yin placed him in T'ung for
22 18|        lessons given to him by Î Yin. Then Î Yin again returned
23 18|          to him by Î Yin. Then Î Yin again returned with him
24 18|          Hsiâ, or like that of Î Yin and the throne of Yin.~7. '
25 18|          Î Yin and the throne of Yin.~7. 'Confucius said, "T'
26 18|   sovereign of Hsiâ and those of Yin and Châu transmitted it
27 18|       saying, 'People say that Î Yin sought an introduction to
28 18|   replied, 'No, it was not so. Î Yin was a farmer in the lands
29 18|          8. 'I have heard that Î Yin sought an introduction to
30 19|     acquire determination.~2. 'Î Yin said, "Whom may I not serve?
31 19|        sages was the pure one; Î Yin was the one most inclined
32 19|    waiting to give them warning. Yin received this rule from
33 19|        and Châu received it from Yin. It cannot be questioned,
34 23|   degenerate prince. There was Î Yin; -- he five times went to
35 26|          Kung-sun Ch'âu said, 'Î Yin said, "I cannot be near
36 26|       have the same purpose as Î Yin, they may. If they have
37 27|            When king Wû punished Yin, he had only three hundred
38 28|          years and more. As to Î Yin, and Lâi Chû, they saw T'