Nine at the beginningHe lends grace to his toes; a superior man can consider it a light matter.初九:贲其趾,舍车而徒。
Six in the second placeLends grace to the beard on his chin.六二:贲其须。
Nine in the third placeGraceful and moist; constant perseverance brings good fortune.九三:贲如濡如,永贞吉。
Six in the fourth placeGrace or simplicity? A white horse comes as if winged; he is not a robber, he will woo at the right time.六四:贲如皤如,白马翰如,匪寇婚媾。
Six in the fifth placeGrace in the hills and gardens; the roll of silk is meager and small; humiliation, but in the end good fortune.六五:贲于丘园,束帛戋戋,吝,终吉。
Nine at the topGrace in simplicity; no blame.上九:白贲,无咎。
Translations after Wilhelm/Baynes and Legge, for cultural study; Classical Chinese shown as reference.
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