[[Fasciculus:I Ching Song Dynasty print.jpg|thumb|Pagina editionis ''Yijing'' saeculo fere XIII impressae. De hexagrammate primo [[Fasciculus:Iching-hexagram-01.svg|12px|Hexagramma 1]] disseritur]]
'''易經''' seu litteris Latinis ''Yìjīng'', i.e. '''''Liber mutationum''''',<ref>"Liber mutationum ''Yi kim'' dictus": [[Philippus Couplet]] et al., ''Confucius'' (1687) [https://archive.org/stream/confuciussinarum00conf_0#page/n49/mode/2up p. xliv]; "''Yî'' (Mutator) vel ''Yî King'' (Mutationum Liber)": [[#Zottoli (1880)]]</ref> (litteris Sinicis 易經 ''Yìjīng'')<ref>TranslitterationeAlia vetustatranslitteratione Latina ''Y-king'': vide titulum [[#Regis (1834)]]</ref> est antiquus [[divinatio]]nis textus veterrimusque ex [[classici Sinici|classicis Sinicis]], [[liber]] propheticus [[Sinae (regio)|Sinarum]] praecipuus. Certe [[saeculum 4 a.C.n.|saeculo IV a.C.n.]], fortasse iam [[saeculum 9 a.C.n.|saeculo IX a.C.n.]], sub forma libri pristini ''Zhouyi'' exstetit.
[[Fasciculus:Hexagrammata a Philippo Couplet depicta 1687.jpg|thumb|Hexagrammata ''Libri mutationum'' a [[Philippus Couplet|Philippo Couplet]] depicta (''Confucius sinarum philosophus'' (1687) [https://archive.org/stream/confuciussinarum00conf_0#page/n49/mode/2up p. xliv])]]
