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《先秦兩漢 - Pre-Qin and Han》 | Related resources |
《儒家 - Confucianism》 | Related resources |
《荀子 - Xunzi》 | [Warring States (475 BC - 221 BC)] | Books referencing 《荀子》 Library Resources Related resources |
《富國》 | Books referencing 《富國》 Library Resources |
| 11 | 富國: | 故先王聖人為之不然：知夫為人主上者，不美不飾之不足以一民也，不富不厚之不足以管下也，不威不強之不足以禁暴勝悍也，故必將撞大鐘，擊鳴鼓，吹笙竽，彈琴瑟，以塞其耳；必將錭琢刻鏤，黼黻文章，以塞其目；必將芻豢稻粱，五味芬芳，以塞其口。然後眾人徒，備官職，漸慶賞，嚴刑罰，以戒其心。使天下生民之屬，皆知己之所願欲之舉在是于也，故其賞行；皆知己之所畏恐之舉在是于也，故其罰威。賞行罰威，則賢者可得而進也，不肖者可得而退也，能不能可得而官也。若是則萬物得其宜，事變得應，上得天時，下得地利，中得人和，則財貨渾渾如泉源，汸汸如河海，暴暴如丘山，不時焚燒，無所臧之。夫天下何患乎不足也？故儒術誠行，則天下大而富，使而功，撞鐘擊鼓而和。《詩》曰：「鐘鼓喤喤，管磬瑲瑲，降福穰穰，降福簡簡，威儀反反。既醉既飽，福祿來反。」此之謂也。故墨術誠行，則天下尚儉而彌貧，非鬥而日爭，勞苦頓萃，而愈無功，愀然憂戚非樂，而日不和。《詩》曰：「天方薦瘥，喪亂弘多，民言無嘉，憯莫懲嗟。」此之謂也。 |
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《清廟之什 - Decade Of Qing Miao》 | Library Resources |
《執競 - Zhi Jing》 | English translation: James Legge [?] | Books referencing 《執競》 Library Resources |
| 1 | 執競: |
執競武王、無競維烈。 不顯成康、上帝是皇。 自彼成康、奄有四方、斤斤其明。 鐘鼓喤喤、磬筦將將、降福穰穰。 降福簡簡、威儀反反。 既醉既飽、福祿來反。 |
| Zhi Jing: |
The arm of king Wu was full of strength; Irresistable was his ardour. Greatly illustrious were Cheng and Kang, Kinged by God. When we consider how Cheng and Kang, Grandly held all within the four quarters [of the kingdom], How penetrating was their intelligence! The bells and drums sound in harmony; The sounding stones and flutes blend their notes; Abundant blessing is sent down. Blessing is sent down in large measure; Careful and exact is all our deportment; We have drunk, and we have eaten, to the full; Our happiness and dignity will be prolonged. |
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