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BOOK		PAGE
7.	The Great Announcement	156
8.	The Charge to the Count of Wei	161
9.	The Announcement of the Prince of Khang	164
10.	The Announcement about Drunkenness	171
11.	The Timber of the Rottlera	179
12.	The Announcement of the Duke of Shâo	181
13.	The Announcement concerning Lo	188
14.	The Numerous Officers	196
15.	Against Luxurious Ease	200
16.	The Prince Shih	205
17.	The Charge to Kung of Эhai	211
18.	The Numerous Regions	213
19.	The Establishment of Government	219
20.	The Officers of Kâu	226
21.	The Kün-khăn	231
22.	The Testamentary Charge	234
23.	The Announcement of King Khang	243
24.	The Charge to the Duke of Pî	245
25.	The Kün-yâ	250
26.	The Charge to Khiung	252
27.	The Marquis of Lü on Punishments	254
28.	The Charge to the Marquis Wăn	265
29.	The Speech at Pî	267
30.	The Speech of the Marquis of Khin	270
THE SHIH. Introduction.
CHAP.
I.	The Name and Contents of the Shih	275
	The meaning of the character Shih. The contents. Only the pieces of the fourth Part have professedly a religious character. Classification of the pieces from their form and style.
II.	The Shih before Confucius, and what, if any, where his Labours Upon it	280
	Statement of the Sze-mâ Khien; in the Records of the Sui Dynasty; of Kû Hsî. View of the author. Groundlessness of Khien's statement. What Confucius did for the Shih.