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Work ID
129245
Title
花東103
Corpus root
中國漢文
Macro region
中國
Period
商朝
Polity
Region
花園莊東地
Categories
商殷朝; 甲骨文; 出土文獻
() () ()213 () ()() () () ()() () () () () Divined on Dingmao: Rain is not going to arrive by evening. 1 Divined on Dingmao: Rain likely arrives by evening. Our lord read the crack and said, It should arrive; it will be gone tomorrow, day Wu. Used. Divined on Jisi: Rain will not continue. Divined on Jisi: Rain will likely continue. Our lord read the crack and said, It should continue to end the day. Used. 1 plied; for instance, the phrase Zi shou ji Our lords head illness on 446.5, is written Our lords sickened head on 304, but is abbreviated Our lords head and without the word sick on 446.6. For an alternative explanation that it means misfortune caused by speaking inaccurately or saying something that one should not have said, see Li Xueqin 2009: 1-4. 209 Qiu is a pictograph of an earthworm and the ancestral form of qiu (Qiu Xigui 2012: Divined on Jisi, at Rong: Geng day is not going to rain. Our lord read the crack and said, It should rain; rain will not carry on into the evening.214 Used. 1 Divined on Jisi, at Rong: It is likely to rain. Our lord read the crack and said, If it rains this evening, (consider it) favorable. Ji day rain is not likely to carry on into into the next day, Geng. Used. 1