Six Lines · 六爻
Feet in the stocks, toes hidden. No blame.
屨校滅趾，无咎。
Shackles hide the feet. No movement.
屨校滅趾，不行也。
Biting through soft flesh, the nose sinks in. No blame.
噬膚滅鼻，无咎。
Biting through skin, the nose disappears. Relying on strength.
噬膚滅鼻，乘剛也。
Biting on dried meat, meeting poison — slight humiliation, no blame.
噬腊肉遇毒，小吝，无咎。
Encountering poison. The position is not fitting.
遇毒，位不當也。
Biting on dried meat with bone, finding a metal arrowhead. Firm perseverance brings good fortune.
噬乾胏，得金矢，艮貞吉。
Perseverance brings good fortune and no blame. The light has not yet spread.
貞吉无咎，未光也。
Biting on dried meat, finding yellow gold. Perseverance with danger, no blame.
噬乾肉得黄金，貞厲，无咎。
Perseverance in danger, no blame. The action is fitting.
貞厲无咎，得当也。
Carrying the cangue, ears hidden. Misfortune.
荷校滅耳，凶。
Shouldering shackles that hide the ears. Hearing is not clear.
荷校滅耳，聰不明也。