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天子大牢In sacrificing at the altars to the spirits of the land and grain, the son of Heaven used in each case a bull, a ram, and a boar;
诸侯少牢the princes, (only) a ram and a boar.
Great and other officers, at the sacrifices in their ancestral temples, if they had lands, sacrificed an animal; and, if they had no lands, they only presented fruits.
The common people, in the spring, presented scallions; in summer, wheat; in autumn, millet; and in winter, rice unhulled.
The scallions were set forth with eggs; the wheat with fish; the millet with a sucking-pig; and the rice with a goose.


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