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From: crm@duke.UUCP (Charles R. Martin)
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Subject: I ching
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Date: Sun, 15-Jan-84 13:20:51 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan 15 13:20:51 1984
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Good books that describe the I Ching are:

1)  The Baynes translations (which was used by Jung)
2)  the translation by Legge in the Dover books line
3)  the new translation available from Bantam by a guy named
    Sam Roffler (I think, don't have any of these right at hand.)

	I really recommend this last because it is much more intelligable
	than any of the others, as it is a reinterpretation into modern
	English rather than a translation of old literary Chinese.