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 1 Int   |          sentence of the Book of Changes be mastered it will teach
 2 Int   |        classics. But the Book of Changes is difficult  ./. of comprehension,
 3 I     |         when the talk was of the changes in the learning since the
 4 I(44) |                          Book of Changes, Appendix IV, Section II,
 5 I     |      replied:—~   In the Book of Changes it is said, "The Sages formed
 6 I(57) |                          Book of Changes, Appendix 1 Sec., I, I,
 7 I(59) |                          Book of Changes, Appendix III: Sec. I: Chap.
 8 I     |         himself."~   The Book of Changes says: "Heaven opposes not,
 9 I(71) |                      The Book of Changes, Appendix, IV. Sec. I. Chap.
10 II    |    strength. So does the Book of Changes declare: "Birth is called "
11 II    |          teaching of the Book of Changes:—"The 'Way' of Heaven is
12 II    |      first figure of the Book of Changes the four seasons are all
13 II(17)|                          Book of Changes, Appendix V, Chap. II; 4.~
14 II(18)|                          Book of Changes, Appendix I; 1.~
15 II    |         a passage in the Book of Changes: "He purifies his heart
16 II(20)|                          Book of Changes. Appendix IV, Sec. II, Chap.
17 II    | knowledge. Thus does the Book of Changes speak of the virtue of the
18 II    |         the earth in the Book of Changes.32 The mountain rears itself
19 II(32)|                          Book of Changes. Appendix II., Hex. XXIII.~
20 II    |     destroyed it ceases."~   The changes of man's heart are not according
21 IV    |          freedom. So the Book of Changes teaches us that when the
22 V     |         Past and present it only changes not. Men should wonder at