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Understanding 9/11The Chinese classics: with a translation, critical and exegetical notes, prolegomena and copious indexes
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5 volumes in 8. 26 cm
Vol. 1-2, 2d ed. rev., 1893-95, printed at the Clarendon press, Oxford; v. 3-5, printed at the London Missionary Society's printing office, Hongkong. v. 3 has imprint: Hogong, The author, London, Trübner & Co.; v. 4-5: Hongkong, Lane, Crawford & Co., London [etc.]
As originally projected the collection was "to embrace all the books in 'the thirteen king.'" The 6th and 7th and the supplementary voluems were never published. An English translation of the Yih king and the Li ki appeared respectively as v. 16 (1882) and v. 27-28 (1885) of the series "Sacred books of the East." A translation of the Hsiao king appeared in vol. III (1879) of the same series
5 volumes in 8. 26 cm
Vol. 1-2, 2d ed. rev., 1893-95, printed at the Clarendon press, Oxford; v. 3-5, printed at the London Missionary Society's printing office, Hongkong. v. 3 has imprint: Hogong, The author, London, Trübner & Co.; v. 4-5: Hongkong, Lane, Crawford & Co., London [etc.]
As originally projected the collection was "to embrace all the books in 'the thirteen king.'" The 6th and 7th and the supplementary voluems were never published. An English translation of the Yih king and the Li ki appeared respectively as v. 16 (1882) and v. 27-28 (1885) of the series "Sacred books of the East." A translation of the Hsiao king appeared in vol. III (1879) of the same series
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