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1Wei (the state Hf), i, 203, 229, 351, 352; li, 31, 34,158, 169, 172, 197. Wei Kung (duke Wei of Kau), ii, 16. Wei Shang (a foolish ancient), ii, 174, 180. Wei-tau (Ursa Major), i, 244. Williams, Dr., i,,319, 353, 3703 ii, 192, 257. Wii (the state), i, 173; ii, 102, 1333 (the dynasty), ii, 248, 249. Wai (the king), i, 359, 380; ii, 73, 163, 168, 170, 171, 172, 173, 178, 218. (His music), ii, 218. W4-ao (name for songs), i, 247. Wi-hsien Thiao (a Taoist of uncer- tain date), i, 346. Wii Kwang (a worthy, in favour of whom Thang wished to resign), i, 2393 ii, 141, 162, 163. W4i-£4i (name of Thien 3ze-fang), ii, 42. Of another, ii, 161. W-4ih (the toeless), i, 228. Wi-Awang (distinguished for beau- ty), i, 256. Wa King (the commentator), i, p. xvii, 9, 67, 72, 81, 88, 97, 108, Tog, et al. Wi Kéiung (=Infinity), ii, 69. wi ohh (=Mr. No-beginning), ii, 9. Wéi-shun (the Lipless), i, 233. Wé-ting (a king of Shang), i, 245. Wa-;4 (=Mr. Discontent), ii, 180, 183. Wii-wei (= Mr. Do-nothing), ii, 68, 69. Wi-wei Wei (Dumb-Inaction), ii, 57, 58, 60, Wii-yo (=Mr. No-agreement), ii, 179. W6-ya (= Mr. Non-existence), ii, 70. WG Yiin (i.q. WG 3ze-hsii), ii, 131, 174. INDEX. 335 Wylie, Mr. A., i, 9, 393 ii, 257, 265, et al. Yak (the bos grunniens of Thibet), i, 174, 317. Yang (the emperor of the Sui dynasty), ii, 311. Yang (the heresiarch Yang K&), i, 270, 287; ii, 99, 100. Yang H@i (a bad officer), i, 387. Yang 3ze-sii (a contemporary of Lio-3ze; perhaps the same as the above; but the surname Yang is a different character), i, 2613; ii,99, 100. Yang-32e, ii, 41, 147, 148. This is Yang-Ai in Lieh-ye; but the Yang is that of Yang 3ze-4ii. Y4o (the ancient sovereign), i, 169, 172, 190, 206, 225, 242, 282, 291, 295, 312) 313, 314, 3155 338, 347, 359, 386; ii, 31, 108, 110, 120, 136, 141, 149, 162, 170, 171, 173, 178, 183. Yen (the state so called), ii, 107, 229. Yen (name of the above), i, 176. Yen (name of minister of War in Wei), ii, 118. Yen Ho (a worthy of Li in Wei, as teacher of its ruler’s son), i, 215. (The same, or another of the same name in L4), ii, 23, 153, 207. Yen Kang (attendant at an old Taoist establishment), ii, 68. Yen Khing 3ze-yfi (attendant of Nan-kwo 3ze-44i), i, 176; ii, 103 (Yen Khing-3ze), 145. Yen K4i (a place in Yen), ii, 189. Yen M§n (gate of capital of Sung), ii, 140. Yen PG-i (friend of a king of W4), ii, 102, 103. Yen Shéi (a mole), i, 170. Yen Yiian, Yen Hui, and Hui alone (Confucius’s favourite disciple), i, 203, 206, 207, 208, 209, 253, 256, 257, 3513 li, 7, 15, 44) 49, 53, 72, 158, 159, 160, 167, 200, Yi (the classic so called), i, 360; ii, 216, Yin (the dynasty), ii, 164. (Also a mountain), i, 260, Yin-fan (an imperceptibly sloping hill, metaphorical), ii, 57. Yin Wan (T4oist master), ii, 221, Yin and Yang (the constituents of the primal ether, and its operation), i, 249, 291, 292, 297, 299, 349, 365, 369; li, 61, 64, 84, 99, 132. See also ii, 146, 147, 195, 208, 216.
2Yin Wan (T4oist master), ii, 221, Yin and Yang (the constituents of the primal ether, and its operation), i, 249, 291, 292, 297, 299, 349, 365, 369; li, 61, 64, 84, 99, 132. See also ii, 146, 147, 195, 208, 216. Ying (the capital of KA), i, 347; ii, 101, 230, Ying (a river), ii, 161. Yo (the classic so called), ii, 216, 218. Yo f (a leading man in the kingdom in third cent. B.c.), i, 7. Yo Khan (a descendant of Yo f and pupil of Ho-shang Kung), i, 7. YG (name of 3ze-14), i, 339; ii, 160, 201. Yi Khao Shih (the Nest-er sovereign), ii, 171. Yfi-li (where king Wan was confined), ii, 173. Yd Piao Shih (ancient sovereign), i, 351. Yfi Shih (the master of the Right, who had lost a foot), i, 200. Yi Tf (the dark capital, in the north), i, 295. Yi 3t 4ih shan (a hill in W4), ii, rc2. Yii (the Great), i, 181, 206, 210, 315, 359, 388; ii, 35, 173, 218, 220. Yti Hwang-Ti, or Yi Hwang Shang Ti(great T4oist deity), i, 43,44. Yui-£diang (the spirit of the northern regions), i, 245. Yii Shih, Yf-yii, and Yi alone (names for Shun), i, 245, 259, 272, 370; ii, 50, Yii Sh King (the Treatise so called), ii, 265-268, Yii 3ii (a fisherman), ii, 136, 137. Yiian Hsien (disciple of Confucius), ii, 157. Yiian Kiin (a ruler of Sung), ii, 50, 1oI, 136, 137. Yiieh (the state), i, 172, 173, 181, 2243 li, 93, 133, 151, 152, 169, 229. Yiieh (a sheep-butcher of Ki), ii, 155, 156. Yung (a king of Wei), ii, 118. Yung-44ang Shih (a minister of Hwang-T7), ii, 118. Zah-Aung Shih (a teacher of Confucius’s time), i, 260. 336 THE TEXTS OF TAOISM. Zaih Kung King (the Treatise so Zdn-hsiang (a prehistoric sovereign), called), ii, 269-272. ii, 117. Zan (name of a region in the South; Zan Kéi@i (disciple of Confucius), ii, probably a district of KAA), ii, WI, 72. 133, 134. In ii, 32, the Zin Zo (Spirit-lord of the Northern sea), in Thai-Aung Zin may indi- i, 374, 375) 377, 378, 379, 382, cate a different quarter, or the 383, 384. Zin there may be simply a Zi and Z(i-£é (Literati, = Confucianname. ists), i, 182, 296, 360; ii, 73,100. [40] ‘TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS ADOPTED FOR THE TRANSLATIONS OF THE SACRED Books or THE East. CONSONANTS. MISSIONARY ALPHABET, ~ T Class, II Class, = IIT Class. Zend, Pehlevi. Persian. | Arabic. Hebrew. Chinese. Gutturales. 1 Tenuis.......... 2 3 Media.......... 4 3” * 6 Nasalis... aspirata. .... 5 Gutturo-labialis 7 Spiritus asper...... 8 9 10 11 12 14 16 17 ” ” ” ” ” Cr a er ey lenis........ asper faucalis _ _ lenis faucalis ... asper fricatus . . lenis fricatus . . (palatales, &c.) 13 Tenuis ........... 3 2 ry aspirata . 15 Media ......... aspirata. .. Nasalis....... Gutturales modificatae eee eee kh gh f (ng) kh gh rpPiwhr ivr @9 »— Yow. Ww. Ww ww: TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS. 337 Digitize 710) O8 le [ CONSONANTS (continued). MISSIONARY ALPHABET. c— I Class, | II Class. | III Class, Zend. Pehlevi, | Persian. | Arabic. | Hebrew. | Chinese.
3Ww. Ww ww: TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS. 337 Digitize 710) O8 le [ CONSONANTS (continued). MISSIONARY ALPHABET. c— I Class, | II Class. | III Class, Zend. Pehlevi, | Persian. | Arabic. | Hebrew. | Chinese. 18 Semivocalis ........ 21. asper assibilatus . Dentales. 24-9 4p ‘aspiFate: é enced ee 25° 4, assibilata...... D6 MMGdIA ier bao 1695S ep and 28 =, assibilata...... QO Nasaligis: 6 -erwine sé teresetars 30 Semivocalis ........ 31 6 mollisl.... 32 3 mollis2.... 33 Spiritus asper] ...... 35 56) JONI Ve coe we 6 36 » asperrimus]... 37 s asperrimus2... 19 Spiritus asper....... 20 WOMB idea f5c0%8, <6 22 33 lenis assibilatus . DO Tenwis stags. Gene oc ets. Qt. sy SRaplbatars ce 8084S yee 84 gg SC ABP SZ cee eee VA Nannon epee en a lp are Se a GB) seeleee] 2(8) init. “jy a om DVD 5 4 4 _—— Ga ~~ “yy s% 338 TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS Dentales modificatae (linguales, &c.) 38 Tenuis ....... e005 39, aspirata 2.2... 40 Media ... 2... eens 41 ,, aspirata......, 42 Nasalis......0000. 43 Semivocalis ........ 44 » fricata. 2... 45 » diacritica . .. 46 Spiritus asperr .. 0.4... 47 4 lenis. ...2.0.. Labiales. 48 Tenuis ........00. 49 , aspirata ...... 50 Media .......000. 51 ,, = aspirata ... 2.2. 52 Tenuissima......... -53 Nasalis........000. 54 Semivocalis ........ 55 ” aspirata.... 56 Spiritus asper ... 2... 57 » lenis........ 58 Anusvira..... 1c eee 59 Visarga... 2... 00s eeee eee b b eeree he we z Rr 4 3 z ua z ws eee ce eee eoe ewe coe eeoe eee eee FOR THE SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST. 339 VOWELS. MISSIONARY ALPHABET. 1 Class. | II Class. | III Class. 1 Neutralis.......... . 2 Laryngo-palatalis ...... 8 ,, Iabialis ....... 4 Gutturalis brevis....... 5 ” longa ....... 7 ” longa ..-.-...- 8 Dentalis brevis. ....... 9 » longa ...2-.e- 10 Lingualis brevis ....... 11 ” longa ..+... . 12 Labialis brevis ...--... 13 s» longa .+e+-e- 14 Gutturo-palatalis brevis ... 15 ” longa ... 16 Diphthongus gutturo-palatalis 17 ” ” 18 ” ” 19 Gutturo-labialis brevis... . 20 ” longa... 21 Diphthongus gutturo-labialis 22 ” ” 23 9 ” 24 Gutturalis fracta.... 0.6 25 Palatalis fracta....... ° 26 Labialis fracta .....s0 27 Gutturo-labialis fracta. ... eee eo é(ai)| (e) |--ai (ai) |... ° . . . = 3 Po) peed = [=] oO oeelece oe ee (u) |..-- BR wore bP wh viv Zend. Pehlevi. Arabic. | Hebrew. | Chinese, > 3 E(e) 8 (e) oe 0, 2 sf idup &: b] . : een Ce Cl EP : : : : e ° ° . . slew dd: . . 340 TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS, SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST TRANSLATED BY VARIOUS ORIENTAL SCHOLARS AND EDITED BY F MAX MULLER. *,* This Series is published with the sanction and co-operation of the Secretary of . State for Indja in Council. REPORT presented
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1Wei (the state Hf), i, 203, 229, 351, 352; li, 31, 34,158, 169, 172, 197. Wei Kung (duke Wei of Kau), ii, 16. Wei Shang (a foolish ancient), ii, 174, 180. Wei-tau (Ursa Major), i, 244. Williams, Dr., i,,319, 353, 3703 ii, 192, 257. Wii (the state), i, 173; ii, 102, 1333 (the dynasty), ii, 248, 249. Wai (the king), i, 359, 380; ii, 73, 163, 168, 170, 171, 172, 173, 178, 218. (His music), ii, 218. W4-ao (name for songs), i, 247. Wi-hsien Thiao (a Taoist of uncer- tain date), i, 346. Wii Kwang (a worthy, in favour of whom Thang wished to resign), i, 2393 ii, 141, 162, 163. W4i-£4i (name of Thien 3ze-fang), ii, 42. Of another, ii, 161. W-4ih (the toeless), i, 228. Wi-Awang (distinguished for beau- ty), i, 256. Wa King (the commentator), i, p. xvii, 9, 67, 72, 81, 88, 97, 108, Tog, et al. Wi Kéiung (=Infinity), ii, 69. wi ohh (=Mr. No-beginning), ii, 9. Wéi-shun (the Lipless), i, 233. Wé-ting (a king of Shang), i, 245. Wa-;4 (=Mr. Discontent), ii, 180, 183. Wii-wei (= Mr. Do-nothing), ii, 68, 69. Wi-wei Wei (Dumb-Inaction), ii, 57, 58, 60, Wii-yo (=Mr. No-agreement), ii, 179. W6-ya (= Mr. Non-existence), ii, 70. WG Yiin (i.q. WG 3ze-hsii), ii, 131, 174. INDEX. 335 Wylie, Mr. A., i, 9, 393 ii, 257, 265, et al. Yak (the bos grunniens of Thibet), i, 174, 317. Yang (the emperor of the Sui dynasty), ii, 311. Yang (the heresiarch Yang K&), i, 270, 287; ii, 99, 100. Yang H@i (a bad officer), i, 387. Yang 3ze-sii (a contemporary of Lio-3ze; perhaps the same as the above; but the surname Yang is a different character), i, 2613; ii,99, 100. Yang-32e, ii, 41, 147, 148. This is Yang-Ai in Lieh-ye; but the Yang is that of Yang 3ze-4ii. Y4o (the ancient sovereign), i, 169, 172, 190, 206, 225, 242, 282, 291, 295, 312) 313, 314, 3155 338, 347, 359, 386; ii, 31, 108, 110, 120, 136, 141, 149, 162, 170, 171, 173, 178, 183. Yen (the state so called), ii, 107, 229. Yen (name of the above), i, 176. Yen (name of minister of War in Wei), ii, 118. Yen Ho (a worthy of Li in Wei, as teacher of its ruler’s son), i, 215. (The same, or another of the same name in L4), ii, 23, 153, 207. Yen Kang (attendant at an old Taoist establishment), ii, 68. Yen Khing 3ze-yfi (attendant of Nan-kwo 3ze-44i), i, 176; ii, 103 (Yen Khing-3ze), 145. Yen K4i (a place in Yen), ii, 189. Yen M§n (gate of capital of Sung), ii, 140. Yen PG-i (friend of a king of W4), ii, 102, 103. Yen Shéi (a mole), i, 170. Yen Yiian, Yen Hui, and Hui alone (Confucius’s favourite disciple), i, 203, 206, 207, 208, 209, 253, 256, 257, 3513 li, 7, 15, 44) 49, 53, 72, 158, 159, 160, 167, 200, Yi (the classic so called), i, 360; ii, 216, Yin (the dynasty), ii, 164. (Also a mountain), i, 260, Yin-fan (an imperceptibly sloping hill, metaphorical), ii, 57. Yin Wan (T4oist master), ii, 221, Yin and Yang (the constituents of the primal ether, and its operation), i, 249, 291, 292, 297, 299, 349, 365, 369; li, 61, 64, 84, 99, 132. See also ii, 146, 147, 195, 208, 216.
2Yin Wan (T4oist master), ii, 221, Yin and Yang (the constituents of the primal ether, and its operation), i, 249, 291, 292, 297, 299, 349, 365, 369; li, 61, 64, 84, 99, 132. See also ii, 146, 147, 195, 208, 216. Ying (the capital of KA), i, 347; ii, 101, 230, Ying (a river), ii, 161. Yo (the classic so called), ii, 216, 218. Yo f (a leading man in the kingdom in third cent. B.c.), i, 7. Yo Khan (a descendant of Yo f and pupil of Ho-shang Kung), i, 7. YG (name of 3ze-14), i, 339; ii, 160, 201. Yi Khao Shih (the Nest-er sovereign), ii, 171. Yfi-li (where king Wan was confined), ii, 173. Yd Piao Shih (ancient sovereign), i, 351. Yfi Shih (the master of the Right, who had lost a foot), i, 200. Yi Tf (the dark capital, in the north), i, 295. Yi 3t 4ih shan (a hill in W4), ii, rc2. Yii (the Great), i, 181, 206, 210, 315, 359, 388; ii, 35, 173, 218, 220. Yti Hwang-Ti, or Yi Hwang Shang Ti(great T4oist deity), i, 43,44. Yui-£diang (the spirit of the northern regions), i, 245. Yii Shih, Yf-yii, and Yi alone (names for Shun), i, 245, 259, 272, 370; ii, 50, Yii Sh King (the Treatise so called), ii, 265-268, Yii 3ii (a fisherman), ii, 136, 137. Yiian Hsien (disciple of Confucius), ii, 157. Yiian Kiin (a ruler of Sung), ii, 50, 1oI, 136, 137. Yiieh (the state), i, 172, 173, 181, 2243 li, 93, 133, 151, 152, 169, 229. Yiieh (a sheep-butcher of Ki), ii, 155, 156. Yung (a king of Wei), ii, 118. Yung-44ang Shih (a minister of Hwang-T7), ii, 118. Zah-Aung Shih (a teacher of Confucius’s time), i, 260. 336 THE TEXTS OF TAOISM. Zaih Kung King (the Treatise so Zdn-hsiang (a prehistoric sovereign), called), ii, 269-272. ii, 117. Zan (name of a region in the South; Zan Kéi@i (disciple of Confucius), ii, probably a district of KAA), ii, WI, 72. 133, 134. In ii, 32, the Zin Zo (Spirit-lord of the Northern sea), in Thai-Aung Zin may indi- i, 374, 375) 377, 378, 379, 382, cate a different quarter, or the 383, 384. Zin there may be simply a Zi and Z(i-£é (Literati, = Confucianname. ists), i, 182, 296, 360; ii, 73,100. [40] ‘TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS ADOPTED FOR THE TRANSLATIONS OF THE SACRED Books or THE East. CONSONANTS. MISSIONARY ALPHABET, ~ T Class, II Class, = IIT Class. Zend, Pehlevi. Persian. | Arabic. Hebrew. Chinese. Gutturales. 1 Tenuis.......... 2 3 Media.......... 4 3” * 6 Nasalis... aspirata. .... 5 Gutturo-labialis 7 Spiritus asper...... 8 9 10 11 12 14 16 17 ” ” ” ” ” Cr a er ey lenis........ asper faucalis _ _ lenis faucalis ... asper fricatus . . lenis fricatus . . (palatales, &c.) 13 Tenuis ........... 3 2 ry aspirata . 15 Media ......... aspirata. .. Nasalis....... Gutturales modificatae eee eee kh gh f (ng) kh gh rpPiwhr ivr @9 »— Yow. Ww. Ww ww: TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS. 337 Digitize 710) O8 le [ CONSONANTS (continued). MISSIONARY ALPHABET. c— I Class, | II Class. | III Class, Zend. Pehlevi, | Persian. | Arabic. | Hebrew. | Chinese.
3Ww. Ww ww: TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS. 337 Digitize 710) O8 le [ CONSONANTS (continued). MISSIONARY ALPHABET. c— I Class, | II Class. | III Class, Zend. Pehlevi, | Persian. | Arabic. | Hebrew. | Chinese. 18 Semivocalis ........ 21. asper assibilatus . Dentales. 24-9 4p ‘aspiFate: é enced ee 25° 4, assibilata...... D6 MMGdIA ier bao 1695S ep and 28 =, assibilata...... QO Nasaligis: 6 -erwine sé teresetars 30 Semivocalis ........ 31 6 mollisl.... 32 3 mollis2.... 33 Spiritus asper] ...... 35 56) JONI Ve coe we 6 36 » asperrimus]... 37 s asperrimus2... 19 Spiritus asper....... 20 WOMB idea f5c0%8, <6 22 33 lenis assibilatus . DO Tenwis stags. Gene oc ets. Qt. sy SRaplbatars ce 8084S yee 84 gg SC ABP SZ cee eee VA Nannon epee en a lp are Se a GB) seeleee] 2(8) init. “jy a om DVD 5 4 4 _—— Ga ~~ “yy s% 338 TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS Dentales modificatae (linguales, &c.) 38 Tenuis ....... e005 39, aspirata 2.2... 40 Media ... 2... eens 41 ,, aspirata......, 42 Nasalis......0000. 43 Semivocalis ........ 44 » fricata. 2... 45 » diacritica . .. 46 Spiritus asperr .. 0.4... 47 4 lenis. ...2.0.. Labiales. 48 Tenuis ........00. 49 , aspirata ...... 50 Media .......000. 51 ,, = aspirata ... 2.2. 52 Tenuissima......... -53 Nasalis........000. 54 Semivocalis ........ 55 ” aspirata.... 56 Spiritus asper ... 2... 57 » lenis........ 58 Anusvira..... 1c eee 59 Visarga... 2... 00s eeee eee b b eeree he we z Rr 4 3 z ua z ws eee ce eee eoe ewe coe eeoe eee eee FOR THE SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST. 339 VOWELS. MISSIONARY ALPHABET. 1 Class. | II Class. | III Class. 1 Neutralis.......... . 2 Laryngo-palatalis ...... 8 ,, Iabialis ....... 4 Gutturalis brevis....... 5 ” longa ....... 7 ” longa ..-.-...- 8 Dentalis brevis. ....... 9 » longa ...2-.e- 10 Lingualis brevis ....... 11 ” longa ..+... . 12 Labialis brevis ...--... 13 s» longa .+e+-e- 14 Gutturo-palatalis brevis ... 15 ” longa ... 16 Diphthongus gutturo-palatalis 17 ” ” 18 ” ” 19 Gutturo-labialis brevis... . 20 ” longa... 21 Diphthongus gutturo-labialis 22 ” ” 23 9 ” 24 Gutturalis fracta.... 0.6 25 Palatalis fracta....... ° 26 Labialis fracta .....s0 27 Gutturo-labialis fracta. ... eee eo é(ai)| (e) |--ai (ai) |... ° . . . = 3 Po) peed = [=] oO oeelece oe ee (u) |..-- BR wore bP wh viv Zend. Pehlevi. Arabic. | Hebrew. | Chinese, > 3 E(e) 8 (e) oe 0, 2 sf idup &: b] . : een Ce Cl EP : : : : e ° ° . . slew dd: . . 340 TRANSLITERATION OF ORIENTAL ALPHABETS, SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST TRANSLATED BY VARIOUS ORIENTAL SCHOLARS AND EDITED BY F MAX MULLER. *,* This Series is published with the sanction and co-operation of the Secretary of . State for Indja in Council. REPORT presented
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