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經典文獻 -> 尚書 -> 周書 -> 金滕 -> 1.2

The (grand) historiographer had written on tablets his prayer, which was to this effect:
'A. B., your great descendant,
is suffering from a severe and violent disease;
if you three kings have in heaven the charge of (watching over) him, (Heaven's) great son,
let me Dan be a substitute for his person.
I was lovingly obedient to my father;
I am possessed of many abilities and arts,
which fit me to serve spiritual beings.
Your great descendant, on the other hand, has not so many abilities and arts as I,
and is not so capable of serving spiritual beings.
And moreover he was appointed in the hall of God
to extend his aid all over the kingdom,
so that he might establish your descendants in this lower earth.
The people of the four quarters all stand in reverent awe of him.
Oh!
do not let that precious Heaven-conferred appointment fall to the ground,
and (all the long line of) our former kings will also have one in whom they can ever rest at our sacrifices.
I will now seek for your determination (in this matter) from the great tortoise-shell.
If you grant me (my request),
I will take these symbols and this mace, and return and wait for your orders.
If you do not grant it,
。」 I will put them by.'


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