I Ching (Translated with Annotations by James Legge)

Dating back to the late ninth century B.C., this ancient Chinese classic began as a divination manual and evolved into a cornerstone of eastern cosmology. Central to the text are hexagrams derived through cleromancy, traditionally using yarrow stalks to reveal divine intent. Accompanying the main text are the "ten wings," commentaries that aid in moral decision-making during interpretation. Influencing Taoism and Confucianism, this edition features a translation with annotations by James Legge, printed on premium acid-free paper, highlighting its enduring significance.