1.潛龍勿用
3.君子終日乾乾
4.飛龍在天
5.亢龍有悔
6.保合太和，乃利貞
7.自強不息
8.同聲相應，同氣相求
9.無位無民無輔而有悔
10.與天地合其德
11.坤厚載物，德合無疆
12.厚德載物
13.直、方、大
14.龍戰於野
15.積善之家，必有餘慶
16.磐桓，利居貞
17.發蒙，利用刑人
18.訟以中正為吉
19.師出以律
20.開國承家，小人勿用
21.履道坦坦
22.天地交而萬物通
23.無平不陂，無往不復
24.天地不交，“否”
25.其亡其亡，繫於苞桑
26.君子以類族辨物
27.應乎天而時行
28.謙，亨
29.謙謙君子
30.天地以順動
31.不事王侯，高尚其事
32.大君之宜，行中之謂也
33.神道設教
34.明罰敕法
35.文明以止，人文也
36.厚下安宅
37.多識前賢往行
38.慎言語，節飲食
39.獨立不懼，遁世無悶
40.以常德行，習教事
41.柔麗乎中正
42.以繼明照於四方
43.聖人感人心而天下和平
44.不恆其德，或承之羞
45.遠小人，不惡而嚴
46.非禮弗履
47.自昭明德
48.內文明而外柔順
49.正家而天下定
50.言有物而行有恆
51.以同而異
52.反身修德
53.懲忿窒欲
54.損上益下，民說無疆
55.見善則遷，有過則改
56.順德，積小以高大
57.致命遂志
58.井渫不食，為我心惻
59.湯武革命，順天應人
60.正位凝命
61.恐懼修省
62.動靜不失其時
63.天地不交而萬物不興
64.女承筐無實
65.天地盈虛，與時消息
66.申命行事
67.朋友講習
68.天地節而四時成
69.制數度，議德行
70.鳴鶴在陰，其子和之
71.思患而豫防之
72.慎辨物居方
73.天尊地卑，乾坤定矣
74.乾道成男，坤道成女
75.剛柔相推而生變化
76.觀像玩辭，觀變玩占
77.樂天知命故不憂
78.一陰一陽之謂道
79.生生之謂易
80.言行，君子之樞機
81.二人同心，其利斷金
82.言語為亂階
83.慢藏誨盜
84.極深而研幾
85.開物成務
86.神以知來，知以藏往
87.《易》有太極
88.河圖洛書
89.形而上者謂之道，形而下者謂之器
90.剛柔立本，變通趣時
91.窮則變
92.同歸而殊途
93.窮神知化，德之盛也
94.待時而動
95.善不積不足以成名
96.安不忘危
97.見幾而作
98.唯變所適
99.盈天地之間者唯萬物
100.有萬物然後有男女
1. Sublimity, Success, Power to further and Power to persevere
2. Hidden dragon does not act
3. The superior man is creatively active all day
4. Flying dragon in the heavens
5. Arrogant dragon will repent
6. Come into permanent accord with the Great Harmony: this is what furthers and what perseveres
7. Making oneself strong and untiring21
8. Things that accord in tone vibrate together; things that have affinity in inmost natures seek one another
9. No corresponding positions, no followers, no assistance, but regrets
10. Accords in moral character with heaven and earth
11. The Receptive in its riches carries all things; its nature is in harmony with the boundless
12. Carry the outer world with the breadth of character
13. Straight, Square and Great
14. Dragons fight in the field
15. A house that heaps good upon good is sure to have an abundance of blessings
16. Hesitation and hindrance further one to remain persevering
17. Make a fool develop by applying discipline
18. Being central and upright in settling disputes will bring supreme good fortune
19. An army must set forth in proper order
20. Founding states and vesting families with fiefs
21. Treading a smooth and level course
22. Heaven and earth unite, and all beings come into union
23. No plain not followed by a slope; what goes around comes around
24. Heaven and earth do not unite, “standstill”
25. What if it should fail; tying it to a cluster of mulberry shoots
26. The superior man organizes the clans and makes distinctions between things
27. Corresponds with heaven and moves with the time
28. Modesty creates success
29. A superior man modest about his modesty
30. Heaven and earth move with devotion
31. He does not serve kings and princes, and sets higher goals
32. What is right for a great king or prince is to walk in the middle
33. Imitate the divine way to give instruction
34. Made firm the laws through clearly defined penalties
35. To regularize conduct of the people with rituals and institutions is the form of men
36. Securing the position by treating generously those below
37. The superior man acquaints himself with many sayings and deeds of the ancient sages
38. Careful of words and temperate in eating and drinking
39. Standing alone and unconcerned; renounce the world and undaunted
40. Walk in lasting virtue and carry on the business of teaching
41. The yielding clings to the middle and the upright
42. Perpetuate the brightness and illumine the four quarters of the world
43. The sages stimulate the hearts of men; the world attains peace and prosperity
44. He who does not maintain his character persistently will meet with disgrace
45. Keep the inferior man at a distance, without hatred but with reserve
46. Do not tread on the paths that do not accord with the established rituals
47. Brighten the bright virtue
48. Beautiful and clear within; gentle and devoted without
49. When the house is set in order, the whole world will be peaceful and secure
50. Substance in words and lasting virtue in way of life
51. Retain individuality amid fellowship
52. Turn attention to oneself and mold one’s character
53. Control one’s anger and restrain one’s instinct
54. To decrease what is above, to increase what is below, the joy of the people is boundless
55. If he sees good deeds, he imitates them; if he has faults, he corrects them
56. With yielding and devoted character, heaps up small things to achieve something high and great
57. Stake one life on following one’s will179
58. No one drinks from a cleaned well, and this makes me sorrowful
59. The revolutions of Tang and Wu were in accordance with the Way of heaven and with man
60. Consolidate one’s fate by making one’s position correct
61. Keep alert and cautious; reflect upon one’s own faults
62. The movement and rest do not miss the right time
63. If heaven and earth do not unite, all creatures fail to prosper
64. The woman holds the basket, but there are no fruits in it
65. The heaven and earth wane and wax in the course of time
66. Spread command abroad and carry out undertakings
67. Join friends for discussion and practice
68. Heaven and earth have their limitations and the four seasons of the year are formed
69. Create number and measure; examine the nature of virtue and correct conduct
70. A crane is calling in the shade, and its young answer it
71. Take thought of misfortune and arm against it in advance
72. Be careful in the differentiation of things so that each finds its own place
73. Heaven is high, earth is low; the Creative and the Receptive are determined
74. The Way of the Creative brings about the male; the Way of the Receptive brings about the female
75. As the yin and yang, firm and the yielding lines within the hexagrams displace one another, change and transformation arise
76. Contemplate the images, meditate on the judgments; contemplate the changes and ponder on the oracles
77.They rejoice in heaven and have knowledge of fate; therefore they are free of care
78. That which lets now the dark now the light appear is the Way
79. As begetter of all begetting, it is called change
80. Words and deeds are hinge and bowspring of the superior man
81. When two people are at one in their inmost hearts, they shatter even the strength of iron or of bronze
82. Words are the first steps leading to disorder
83. Carelessness in guarding things tempts thieves to steal
84. Reach all depths and grasp the minute omens of all things
85. Disclose all things and complete all affairs
86. They were divine, hence they foretell the future; they were wise, hence they stored up the past
87. There is in the Book of Changes the Great Primal Beginning
88. The map of the Yellow River, and the writing of the Luo River
89. The form that is above is called the Way; the form that is below is called the tool
90. The strong and the yielding are the fundamental elements for the foundation of hexagram and lines
91. The yielding stands firm when it goes beyond its limit
92. All things return to their common source and are distributed along different paths
93. When a man comprehends the divine and understands the transformations, he lifts his nature to the level of the miraculous
94. He bides his time and then acts
95. If good does not accumulate, it is not enough to make a name for a man
96. The superior man does not forget danger in his security
97. The superior man perceives the seeds and immediately takes action
98. It is only change that is at work here
99. It is all beings that fill the space between heaven and earth
100. There are all creatures and after that there appear man and woman
