mt^^ CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOKNIA LIBRARY of the university of CALIFORNIA ^m LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA i LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ^vs tM^ I HE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA HE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSI LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSI LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA =>•- v:// Vi^ LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSI /■• ^^^^^^:?^.^ - //^ i CATALOGUE OF CHINESE AND MANCHU BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE London: C. J. CLAY AND SONS, " CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS WAREHOUSE, AVE MARIA LANE. Glasgow: 263 ARGYLE STREET. Leipzig: F. A. BROCKHAUS. New York: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY. Bombay: E. SEYMOUR HALE. A CATALOGUE OF THE WADE COLLECTION OF CHINESE AND MANCHU BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE BY '-I HERBERT A. GILES M.A.; LL.D. (Aberd.) PROFESSOR OF CHINESE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS 1898 [AH Rights reserved] REESE PRINTED BY E. J. BRILL LEYDEN. 7^5^^ PREFATORY NOTE. The following pages contain a "shelf catalogue" of the Chinese and Manchu books presented to the University Library at Cam- bridge by the late Sir Thomas Francis Wade, K.C.B., G.C.M.G., formerly Her Majesty's Minister at Peking, Professor of Chinese in the University from 1888 to his death in 1895, and Fellow of King's College. The following letter addressed to the Vice Chancellor by Sir Thomas Wade contains his own description of the collection. Cambridge, ii October, 1886. SlK, The less formal communications which have earlier passed between us on the subject, will have prepared you for the receipt of a request, in official shape, that I may be allowed to present to the University a collection of Chinese literature brought to- gether during a residence in China extending over many years. Pending its acceptance, I have been enabled by your kind permission to house it in the University Library, and I had hoped by this time so to have redistributed it as to render its inspection possible. Although I have been most liberally dealt with as to space, however, the arrangement of the books, necessarily requiring an acquaintance with the Chinese writ- ten character, and hence devolving on me single-handed, has taken longer than I had anticipated. The collection will in certain departments require to be gradually subsidised. It contains very little, for instance, relating directly to Buddhism; much less to Taoism, or Islamism. There is, on the other part, as will happen in collections unsystematically made, a certain amount of redundancy. Still, when all that is superfluous or imperfect has been deducted, there will be found in the departments of Confucian philosophy, both of the earlier and later schools; of Archaeology; History and reliquice of public men ; Geography, topographical and political ;. Law and Administration ; Poetry and Bel- les Lettres; enough to satisfy the needs of an advanced student of the language. The Legal and Official division, as might be expected in the library of a man whose functions have been so largely those of an official interpreter as mine, is as full as any interpreter could desire. 104452 VI PREFATORY NOTE There are besides the above a considerable number of works to a certain extent encyclopaedic, which, for want of a more descriptive term, we are wont to speak of as Miscellanies. These are often, in effect, sectional libraries, not of original matter, but useful as redeeming useful texts from oblivion. There is likewise a fair proportion of Manchu translations of good Chinese works, and a few Mongolian works. Of the last, very few. I doubt indeed that there are more of these than a dictionary or two in Manchu and Mongolian, or in those two languages and Chinese. Of Chinese Dictionaries arranged according to the rhyme, for the use of poets and composers, which are, in effect, repertories of quotations from the best authors; or in categories of subjects; or under the keys or roots of the several char- acters; or under other systems which I need not here pause to explain, there is a respectable provision. Lastly, I have added some works by foreign hands in English, French, or other lan- guages, of which the University Library may not impossibly contain duplicates ; books of travel or history; grammars and dictionaries of Manchu, Mongolian, or Tibetan; such works in short as I have found it expedient, without pretension to acquaintance with all the languages in which they may be written, to have within reach for occasional reference. The circumstances which have induced me to offer this collection, more particularly at this juncture, to the University of Cambridge, I will detail in a separate letter. It will for the moment suffice to say that, while presenting it as a free gift, I press for but one condition, namely that, for the rest of my life, I be allowed free access to it, and that, so long as my powers of mind and body permit, I be constituted its special curator or guardian. The difficulty considered of finding a man who has not only the inclination but the leisure, to occupy himself with such a charge, this will not I feel sure be regarded an unreasonable prayer, and, assuming it granted, I shall then urge the prescription of very strict regulations in regard to the use of the collection which will have become the property of the University. The destruction of books in China during the twenty years of disorder consequent upon the late rebellion was terrible. Large libraries have since been destroyed by fire, in the capital and elsewhere. That which I am now tendering to the University includes little if anything that it will be absolutely impossible to recover, and both natives and foreigners are at this moment reprinting industriously. Still, replacement of works or volumes, should any be lost or abstracted, would be slow and troublesome, and the cost of some of the works in the collection, for which, after years of waiting, I have been tempted to give almost fancy prices, was when I left China in 1882, still daily rising. These considerations will, I trust, excuse my anxiety, should I appear excessive, to see the integrity of the collection sufficiently guaranteed. I feel that the matter may safely be left in the hands of the University authorities responsible. • I have the honor to be. Sir, Your most obedient Servant, THOMAS FRANCIS WADE. I PREFATORY NOTE VH This collection was formed during a residence of forty years in the East by judicious selection of the best editions of the best works in the most important branches of Chinese literature; and the result is a comprehensive library admirably suited to the needs of any ordinary student. For even although Buddhism, Taoism, some of the fine arts such as music and painting, and several of the sciences such as botany and medicine, can scarcely be said to be adequately represented, still, much may be found on those and kindred subjects in the various great encyclopaedias with which the library is so well supplied. A rough classification, adopted by the donor to suit the room at his disposal, has been allowed to stand, and the books are therefore in the actual order in which he left them. In view however of any difficulties of search likely to arise from such arrangement, alpha- betical lists both of the titles of the works and of the names of the authors have been added as a supplement to the Catalogue. The classification is as follows: A. Chiefly devoted to editions of the Classics and to exegetical works upon various portions of the Confucian Canon, but containing also the writings of Taoist philosophers, various Buddhist sutr as etc. etc. [175 works in 478 vols.] B. Under the heads of History, Biography, and Statutes, this section contains (B 734) a complete and uniform edition of the Twenty-two Dynastic Histories of China in 227 large volumes, the splendid encyclopaedia of Ma Tuan-lin (489), with its prototype (476) and subsequent enlargements (527 and 629), the Mirror of History (961), the Statutes of the present dynasty (261), the Penal Code (134), various collections of reprints, etc. etc. [291 works in 2038 vols.] C. The chief feature of this the Geographical section is the Imperial Geography (85) in 24 large vols. Here is also to be found (114) the oldest printed book in the University Library. [56 works in 263 vols.] VIII PREFATORY NOTE D. This section contains a few of the leading novels, some plays and essays, and a good collection of anthologies, including three volumes (146 — 148) of specimens from the writings of the poetesses of the present dynasty. [85 works in 312 vols.] E. Besides a beautiful and valuable edition of the Imperial Dictionary of K'ang Hsi {225), this section comprises many works of especial value to the general student, such as the great literary Concordance (265), the descriptive Catalogue of the Imperial Library (143), and several important encyclopaedias, [no works in 481 vols.] F. X, and Y. Among the "Miscellaneous" books in these sections may be mentioned a rare collection of pamphlets (F 35) issued by the T'ai-p'ings during their great rebellion, and the first 12 volumes of a military encyclopaedia (F 124) published in 1599. [47 works in 405 vols.] Z. This section contains various translations of religious and scientific works ; among them a facsimile copy of the New Testament in Chinese (40) as presented to the Empress-Dowager of China on her 60th birthday by the missionary body, and a copy of Euclid (41) partly translated by Matteo Ricci In 1607 and finished by A. Wylie in 1857. [32 works in 41 vols.] G. This section is for students of the Manchu and Mongol languages, and contains in addition to translations of the Chinese Classics several useful handbooks for beginners. [87 works in 286 vols.] Total: 883 works in 4304 volumes. The cost of printing the catalogue has been defrayed out of a fund subscribed by some of Sir Thomas Wade's friends. Herbert A. Giles. Cambridge: October, 1898. CATALOGUE OF THE WADE LIBRARY CHINESE A. Classics and Philosophy. Ai. ^ U Wi % -^ Liu ching t'u ting pen A description of the various articles etc. mentioned in the Six Classics, with numerous illustrations, by ^E ^]^ Wang Kao. [Incor- rectly labelled >^C ^ ^ K ^^ ^ hsiang shu, which is the title of § I.] 1740. 28.5cm. A 2-3. H ^ P ^ Tu i k'ou i A work on the Canon of Changes, by ;^ — • ^ Yang I-k*uei (T. ^^), who dated his MS. 1794. 1852. 27.5cm. A 4. ^ m '^ ^ Hsiao wu tang ming A work on the Diagrams, by ^ ^ ^ Li Sui-ch'iu (T. j^ ^ ), first published in 1635. 18 18. 28cm. G. w. I 2 THE WADE LIBRARY As. S M ^ I han hsiieh The Canon of Changes as interpreted under the Han dynasty, by Jl ij^ Hui Tung (T. ^ J^ ), edited by S^ jjt Pi Yuan, who died in 1797. No date. 29cm. A 6-7. ^ « ^ B B » I ching lai chu t'u chieh A commentary on the Canon of Changes, with diagrams, by ^ tt S ^^^ Chii-t'ang. 1598. 23cm. A 8. ^^^^-S-IT Chou i ch'uan i ho ting An exegetical work on the Canon of Changes, published by order of the Emperor Ch'ien Lung, who contributed a preface, under the superintendence of :^ ^ Chu Shih. 1737. 27cm. A Za. Another copy, inferior paper, without title-page. A 9- 1^ ^ M I i shan Explanation of the Canon of Changes, by ^ ;i^ Han Sung (T. ^4^). 1789. 25.5cm. A 10. # i? * g I ching pen i The meaning of the Canon of Changes. [Title-page missing.] No ^t^- 26.5 cm. All. ^ n -k ± -^ m I ching ta ch'iian hui chieh Commentaries on the Canon of Changes, edited by >;|^ ^ -HI Lai Erh- sheng (T. ;;^ £) whose preface is dated 1681. 1719. 27cm. CLASSICS AND PHILOSOPHY 3 A 13. M M m ^ I ching li chii Phrases from the Canon of Changes, explained by ^ ^ Li P'an for the use of teachers. 18 19. 26cm. A 15. ^ j^ S "^ Li shih i chuan A commentary on the Canon of Changes, by ^ ^ ^'^ Li Ting- tsu of the T'ang dynasty, edited by jj[ ^ ^ Lu Chien-tseng. 1756. 24.5cm. A 16. S R III ill * a H Yii kung shan ch'uan ti li t'u Geographical identifications in connection with the engineering labours of the Great Yii who died B.C. 2197, with sketch maps, by 1^^ ^ Ch'eng Ta-ch'ang of the 12th cent. A.D. [MS. copy, without title-page, preceded by extract from the Imperial Catalogue.] 1773. 29 x18cm. A 17-18. US? # * ^ |g ^ Shang sliu ku wen su cheng Verifications of the ancient text of the Canon of History, by H ^ Ji Yen Jo-chu (T. "g ^ ), preceded by ^ ^ -J- ^ ^ ^ Cku tzU ku wen shu z, which gives the views of Chu Hsi, by his son ^ ^< Yen Yung. 1704. 25cm. A 19-20. fSj # 4 * ^ J* ?E Shang shu chin ku wen chu su Commentary on the ancient and modern texts of the Canon of History, by -^ M ffi ^un Hsing-yen. 1815. 24.5cm. A 21. li ^ lii i+ bT 'KE rh nT. Shu ching t'i chu The Canon of History, with a running commentary. Reprint of the work by ^ ^ ^ Fan Tzii-teng. See A 75. 1824. 27cm. 4 THE WADE LIBRARY A 22. ^ J^ ^ H Shih ching ching hua The essence and beauty of the Canon of Poetry, by Hsieh Chia-ying. 1825. 27cm. A 23—24. Shih ku k A 81-82. # H It I Ssti shu pu chu pei chih The Four Books, with commentaries etc., by ^ j^ Tcng Lin (T. jg,:^). Preface by ^i ® Tu Ting, dated 1779. 1818. 26cm. A 83-85. # S » S ^ « ft Ssu shu chang chU chi chu The Four Books, punctuated according to Chu Hsi, with comment- aries and preface by Chu Hsi dated 11 89, edited by |^ ^ ^ Ch'en Hung-mou, 1695 — 1771. [Label inaccurate.] No date. 26cm. A 86. » ^ S M Ssii shu chi chu pu The Four Books, with Chu Hsi's commentary and additions, edited '^y 3E ft M Wang Fu-li. 1819. 27.5 X 20.5cm. A 87-90. ra » ^ * ffl ja «^ Ssu shu Chiang i k'un mien lu The Four Books, explained from various sources by Lu Lung-ch'i (T. 5^§)- 1699. 25.5cm. lO THE WADE LIBRARY A 91—92. H » # ^ Ssu shu k'ao i On the discrepancies in the Four Books, by ^ ^j^ Chai Hao (T. § I&C)> edited by ^ jH; J^ Hang Shih-chiin. 1799. 24cni. A 93—94- P9 Ssii shu k'ou i The Four Books explained, by ^ ^ ^ Fang Jou-ju (T. ^ [ll). 1788. 24cm. A 95-96. H » # « ^ Ssii shu k'ao ch'i yao Important points in the Four Books, discussed by ^ ^ ^ Ch'en Hung-mou. 177 1. 25.5cm. A 97-106. E3 # 3^ tt S^ 18 Ssii shu wan chu hsiang shuo The Four Books explained, with voluminous notes and commentaries, by #|aift Jan Chin-tsu (T. fc 3fe)' ^nd a preface by JJ ^ Chang Ying. 1687. 23.5cm. A 107-108. K ff R tt i& ^ Ssu shu i chu lun wen The Four Books, with commentary and excursus, by ^ ^ |^ Chang Chen-t'ao (T. '^^)- 1746. 23.5cm. A 109—113. R9 Ssii shu pen i hui ts'an The real meaning of the Four Books, with commentaries, by 3E ^ rt Wang Pu-ch'ing. 1745. 25cm. A 114. S -Bt S "7* Su p'i meng tzii Notes on Mencius, by ^ ^ Su Hsiin, father of the famous poet Su Tung-p'o, A.D. 1009 — 1066, edited by ^ ^Ac '^ ^^^o Ta-kuan. 18 1 5. 27 x16cm. CLASSICS AND PHILOSOPHY II A 115. - 16 Jt ^ ?l S Erh lun ch'i yu yin tuan The Discourses of Confucius, explained for beginners, by :^J ^ Liu Chung (T. ^'^). 1820. 23cm. A 116-117. # A # Ssu shu tien lin Phrases in the Four Books, illustrated and explained by passages from the remainder of the Confucian Canon etc., arranged in categories, ^y tL ^ Chiang Yung. 1735. 25cm. Au8. ra » * A * # Ssu shu ku jen tien lin A dictionary of the personages mentioned in the Four Books, by 1^ ^ Chiang Yung. 1749. 22cm. Aug. Pg # A « ff ^ Ssu shu tien chih hui pien A dictionary of the usages and ceremonial in the Four Books, by ^ Id Hu Lun (T. H j^). i732. 24cm. A 120. m w m m m Ssu shu chih yii shuo Essays on the Four Books, by ^ ^ Jp Ts'ao Chih-sheng (T. ^ ;gt.). 1830. 24cm. A 121. it :^ m m 9 m Tz'u mu hsien ssu shu shuo Essays on the Four Books, by 4^ ^ ^ Chiao Yiian-hsi (T. ^^), written between 1689 and 1700. 1744. 24cm. A 122—123. M ^ ^ ^ Chou i che chung The Book of Changes viewed impartially, edited under Imperial instructions, with a preface from the Emperor K'ang Hsi, by ^ ^ ^ Li Kuang-ti. 171 5. 27cm. 12 THE WADE LIBRARY A 124-126. # S # it ^ ^ Shu ching ch'uan shuo hui tsuan The Canon of History, with commentaries and exegetical notes v/ (illustrated), edited under Imperial instructions, with a preface from the Emperor Yung Cheng, by ^ J^ ^ Wang Hsii-ling and other scholars. 1730. 28cm. A 127—131. Sf J^ # ift ^ li Shih ching ch'uan shuo hui pien The Canon of Poetry, with commentaries and exegetical notes (illustrated), edited under Imperial instructions, with a preface from the Emperor Yung Cheng, by ^E ^^ ^ Wang Hung-hsii and other scholars. 1727. 25.5cm. A 132—135- S ^ # ift S ^ Ch'un ch'iu ch'uan shuo hui tsuan The Spring and Autumn Annals, with commentaries and exegetical notes, edited under Imperial instructions, with preface from the Emperor K'ang Hsi, by ^^ Wang Shan. 1721. 28cm. A 136-143. ^ Si ^ ^ I li 1 su The Decorum Ritual explained, with commentary. [Title-page etc. missing.] No date. 29.5 X 20.5 cm. A 144—149. m *^ ^ m* Chou kuan i su The official Ritual of the Chou dynasty, explained with commentary, edited under Imperial instructions, with preface from the Emperor Ch'ien Lung dated 1748, by ^ ^ ^ O-erh-t'ai, JJ ^ 5 Chang T'ing-yii, -^ ^ Chu Shih, and others. 1754. 25.5 X i8cm. A 150—158. flS pE ^ ^ Li chi i su The Book of Rites explained, with commentary, issued by Imperial command. (No title-page.) No date. 25cm. CLASSICS AND PHILOSOPHY 1 3 A 159. # « ;* « Hsiao ching chu chieh The Canon of Filial Piety, with commentary and explanation, the former and preface by the Emperor Ming Huang, A.D. 713 — 756, the latter by ^ j^ -^ Ssii-ma Kuang, 1009 — 1086, together with notes by ^ f§. ^ Fan Tsu-yii. 1847. 27cm. A 160. # « Hsiao ching The Canon of Filial Piety, edited and annotated by ^ ^ Chu Shih, to which is added the ^ ;2JS ^ |^ San pen kuan k'uei, being a collation of the ancient and modern texts etc. 1720. 27cm. A 161-162. = iig ra » jE * San ching ssu shu cheng wen Standard texts of the Confucian Canon, consisting of the Canon of Changes with preface by ?^ ^ Ch'eng I, A.D. 1033 — 1107, and the Canon of History with preface by ^ *^ Ts'ai Ch'en, 1167 — 1230. No date. 34 x23cm. A 163. » S # H Erh ya yin t'u The Erh Ya, or so-called Literary Expositor, with preface and commentary, by ^ ^ Kuo P'o, A.D. 276 — 324. 1801. 35 X 25cm. A 164-165. H # Ssu shu The Four Books, with preface and commentary, by ^ ^ Chu Hsi, the former dated A.D. 11 89. No date. 33 x21cm. A 166. H ^ Kuo yii Historical notes on the feudal period, attributed to 2fe J^ 5I| Tso-ch'iu Ming, with preface and commentary by j^ ^ Wei Chao, 3rd cent. A.D., edited by ^j^ ^ Sung Hsiang, who died in 1064. No date. 30cm. 14 THE WADE LIBRARY A 167. M m Chia yii The Family Sayings, attributed to Confucius but probably the work of ^ ^ Wang Su, who died A.D. 256, edited by ^ j:^ Mao K'un, with preface from 3E Ift ^ Wang Shih-cheng. 1599. 26.5cm. A 168. M >h IE St ;* Hsia hsiao cheng k'ao chu The Calendar of the Hsia dynasty, with commentary by ^^V^ Pi Yiian. See A 224. 1783. 29 x18cm. A 169. m 9 -^ m Ssu shu ho Chiang Harmony of the Four Books, with Chu Hsi's commentary and preface by ^ ^ ^ Weng Fu-k'o. Printed from metal types. See A 298. 1827. 32 x18.5cm. A 170-171. # *i tt » # 1 Ssu shu pu chu fu k'ao pel chih The Four Books, with commentary, etc., by ^ Jj^ Teng Lin (T. ^ ^), whose preface is dated 1736, edited with additions by '^ ^ "^ Ch'iu Ts'ang-chu. No date. 29 X i8cm. A 172—173. Another edition, dated 1832. A 174. «; IS ra s a * P'i tien ssii shu tu pen The Four Books, punctuated and annotated in red, with the com- mentary of Chu Hsi. 1827. 30 X 17.5cm. m^ mi m m A 175—176. Sheng yii hsiang chieh Anecdotes bearing upon the Sacred Edict of the Emperor K'ang Hsi (see A 354), with numerous full-page illustrations, by ^ ^ i^ Liang Yen-nien, whose preface is dated i68i, 1856. 29cm. CLASSICS AND PHILOSOPHY 1 5 A 177-179- Another copy, thick paper. 31 X 19.5cm. A 180-217. + H g Shih san ching The Thirteen Classics, with commentaries by various scholars, edited, with preface from the Emperor Ch'ien Lung, by ^ ^ ^ 0-erh-t'ai and JR ® 3S Chang T'ing-yu. 1747. 28.5cm. A 218. m m s Mi\ Sheng yu kuang hsiin The Sacred Edict of the Emperor K'ang Hsi, with Amplification and Paraphrase. (Mounted.) 1724. 27 X 20cm. A 219—223. "& m 'K Wi Ku lun ta kuan Essays by early writers on philosophy, government, religion, etc., edited by^^fll Ch'en Chi-ju (T. M ^) of the i8th cent. No date. 28cm. A 224. H ^V JiE Hsia hsiao cheng Reprint of works on the Calendar of the Hsia dynasty, a section of the ;;^ ^ |g Ritual of the Elder Tai. See A 168. 1821. 28cm. A 225. * ^ K ^< # * Ku sheng hsien hsiang chuan liieh Portraits and brief biographical notices of ancient worthies, ranging from ^ ^ Ts'ang Chieh, the fabled inventor of writing, 28th cent. B.C., down to the end of the i6th cent. A.D., by i^^^TC Ku Yiian C^- *3fl :i5')- ^^^ -^ 232. 1830. 26.5cm. A 226—230. P M ^ # Ch'{ieh li wen hsien k'ao A work on the family of Confucius, his descendants, disciples, and l6 THE WADE LIBRARY commentators, by ^ j^ ]^ K'ung Chi-fen of the 69th generation, completed in 1697 and edited by ^ flS '^ K'ung Chao-huan of the 71st generation. See A 237. 1762. 26.5cm. A 231. M S M W^ ^ Sheng miao chih chi yao Chief features of the Confucian Temple, with an account of the sacrificial worship, dances, songs, etc. performed there, illustrated, by "^ ^ ^ Kao Wei-yo and others. No date. 25.5cm. A 232. ^ S ^ « H # Sheng miao ssu tien f u k'ao Portraits of Confucius, his disciples, and chief exponents whose tablets stand in the Confucian Temple, by ^^JJX^ Ku Yiian. See A 225. 1826. 26cm. A 233. 31 ^ ^ ^ K'ung tzu chi yti A collection of the utterances of Confucius, from all sources, apo- cryphal and canonical, by ^^ ^ ^^ Sun Hsing-yen. No date. 24cm. A 234. B iS S Sheng chi t'u Scenes connected with the lives of Confucius and Mencius, with illustrations. No date. 26cm. A 235-236. ft -^ iB ;fe Ch'U fu hsien chih Topography of the District of Ch'ii-fu in the ^ ^ Yen-chou Prefecture of Shantung, the site of the ancient State of ^ Lu in which Confucius was brought up, by ]^ j^ P'an Hsiang. 1774. 25cm. A 237. ^ M ^ Ch'tteh li chih An account of Ch'iieh-li, the village in modern Shantung, where Confucius was brought up, with illustrations, by ^ ^Jj J^ K'ung Yen-mei, a descendant of the Sage in the 65th generation. 1694. 24cm. CLASSICS AND PHILOSOPHY 1 7 A 238-255. + H ig Shih san ching The Thirteen Classics, with the commentary of ^ i^j^ Wang Pi, 3rd cent. A.D., edited by ^ ^ Chin P'an. 1640. 25cm. A 256-262. + — « # SH Shih i ching yin hsiin The Eleven Classics, with interlinear commentaries, prefaces by ^ @ t^ Yang Kuo-cheng, ^ ^Ij ^ Lin Tse-hsii (the famous "Commissioner Lin") and others, edited by ^] 010 ^ Liu Shih-lu. 1831. 26cm. A 263-269. » Jl « IE ^ Ssu shu wu ching cheng wen The authorised text of the Four Books and the Five Classics, with the correct sounds given along the headline. No date. 25 X 13cm. A 270—273. % S ^ Mao shih su The Canon of Poetry according to the text of ^ "^ Mao Ch'ang, with notes by ^ ^ Cheng Hsiian, A.D. 127 — 200, and commentary by 51 ^5 ^ K'ung Ying-ta, A.D. 577—648. 1630. 23cm. A 274. -^ u m m u Ku ching chieh kou ch'en The difficulties in the Confucian Canon explained, by ^ ^ ^ Yii Hsiao-k'o. No date. 25cm. A 275-280. « ^ ^ H Ching i shu wen The meaning of the Confucian Canon, by j£ ^| 1^ Wang Yin-chih, whose preface is dated 1797. 18 17. 24cm. G. W. 2 1 8 THE WADE LIBRARY A 281-282. P^ ^ H # Kai yu ts'ung k'ao Miscellaneous essays and notes on classical and historical subjects, by ^ M Chao I, A.D. 1727 — 1814. 1790. 24cm. A 283-284. W ■?* ^ :^ Po tzu chin tan Selections from the writings of various philosophers, arranged under categories, by Jf f$ Kuo Wei (T. i^)- I743- 19.5cm. A 285-287. Q ^ M Jih chih lu Notes, classical and historical, by^ ^Ku Chiang, A.D. 1612 — 1681, edited by j§ ^ P'an Lei. 1695. 24 x17cm. A 288—295. ^ M S Ch'uan chia pao A guide to conduct and morals, for both sexes, by >Q ^ -^ Shih Ch'eng-chin (T. ^ ^. H. ij^ ^) whose preface is dated 1739. [Leaf 2 of the author's biography is missing.] 1843. 24cm. A 296—297. 1m iL IK ^ ^ ^ Fan chi ts'ung shu yii chi Essays and extracts from various scholars of the Ming and Ch'ing dynasties, compiled by ^ '^ Chang Ch'ao and ^ ^1^ Wang Cho, including some of their own, being a supplement to a previous work under the same title which was published in 1659. No date. 26cm. A 298-299. ^ % "^ M Ssti shu ho Chiang Harmony of the Four Books, with Chu Hsi's commentary, printed at Ningpo from metal types. See A 169. 1879. aocm. I CLASSICS AND PHILOSOPHY 19 A 300-301. M \u m m Tung shan ching chieh The Five Classics, with commentary, by ^ ^ known as Tung-shan. i860. A 302—304. k9 w # * IS Ssu shu wei ken lu The Four Books, with commentary. 1837. Chou Feng-lu, 12 X locm. 17 X I2cm. A 305. # « M Ssu shu tien yeh A collection of miscellaneous notes on the Four Books, by an author whose pen-name is ;^^ ^ ^ ^ the Master of the Pine-tree Pavilion. [Vzen for tien on label.] 1873. 12.5 x9cm. A 306-307. + H ® H ^ Shih san ching ts'e an Exegetical notes on the Thirteen Classics, by ^ ^^ Wang Mo (T. ^ B). 1808. 18 x12.5cm. A 308—310. -b ® ^ ^ Ch'i ching ching i The essential meaning of the Seven Classics, by ^ ^ j^ Huang Chin-wei, of which only six appear to have been treated, namely, the Canon of Changes, the Book of Rites, the Canons of Poetry and History, the Spring and Autumn, and the Decorum Ritual. [Vol. II should be vol. I.] 1835. ' 17cm. A 311—324. PI W ^ M i<, ± Ssu shu wu ching ta ch'iian The full text, with commentaries, of the Four Books and Five Classics. 17 II. 26cm. 20 THE WADE LIBRARY A 325. . M M -^ W I ching ch'iian shu Manuscript copy of the Canon of Changes. 1854. 24 X 19cm. A 326. mm Ssu shu Manuscript copy of the Four Books. 22 X i8cm. A 327. >h ^ ^ tt Hsiao hsiieh chi chu The Little Learning, a handbook for the young, by :^ ^ Chu Hsi, A.D. 1 1 30 — 1200, with various commentaries, issued by Imperial command, with a preface from the Emperor Yung Cheng. 1734. 27.5 X 19cm. A 328. :^ ^ i& ^ ^ M Chu wen tuan kung wen chi The collected essays of :^ ^ Chu Shih, A.D. 1666 — 1736. No date. 26cm. A 329. /h ^ ^ ^ Hsiao hsiieh chi chieh The Little Learning, with the explanations of various scholars, edited by ^ ^ :^ Chang Hsing-hsiao, being a reprint of the edition of 1731. 1847. 26cm. 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A 354- m m M m m Sheng yii kuang hsun yen The Sacred Edict of the Emperor K'ang Hsi, with preface by the Emperor Yung Cheng. Each maxim is followed by the Amplification of Yung Cheng, and by the Paraphrase of ^E ^ '^ Wang Yu-p*u. [The label has only the last 3 characters.] 1724. 27cm. A 354«. Another copy. [The label has only the last 2 characters.] 26cm. A 354^- Another edition, same date, of the Edict and Amplification, but with a different Paraphrase printed separately at the end. 27cm. CLASSICS AND PHILOSOPHY 23 A 355. # K ^ f l| Yen shih chia hsiin A work on family life and education, by ^ J^ ^ Yen Chih- t'ui, A.D. 531— 595, edited by :^ ^ Chu Shih. [Reprint of the edition of 1574.] 1719. 26.8cm. A 356. Another copy, white paper. 26.8cm. A 358. ^^^^^w.mm Yu hsiieh ku shih hstin yiian hsiang chieh A handbook of historical and mythological allusions, also known as the ^ ^ ^ Ch'eng yil k'ao (see B 36) by ^ j^ Ch'iu Chiin, A.D. 1420 — 1495, edited by ^ ]|§ ^ Yang Ying-hsiang. 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C 3—8. jft H ffl ^ Hai kuo t'u chih Geographical and general notes on foreign countries, with maps. 80 THE WADE LIBRARY based upon translations from foreign works collected by the famous Commissioner Lin, by ^ 7]^ Wei Yiian, whose first edition with preface dated 1842 was issued in 1847 ^^^ consisted of sixty books, forty more being added in the present edition. 1852. 28cm. C9-10. "^^jftM^mmM Ch'ien lung fu t'ing chou hsien t'u chih A topographical description of the empire during the reign of Ch'ien Lung, by "^ ^ "^ Hung Liang-chi who died in 1809. 1788. 25cm. c«-i2. ^ m m u Fang hai chi yao The essentials of maritime defence, by -^ ^ 1^ Yii Ch'ang-hui. 1842. 25.5cm. c 13-16. * H ^ ^ ffi S Fang yii chi yao chien Ian A geography of the Eighteen Provinces, by |^ ^ P'an To. 1858. 26.5cm. c 17-18. R ^ ^ IE Hsia k'o yu chi The travels in various provinces of ^ ^ J^ Hsii Hung-tsu (T. ^^), edited by his son. 1808. 24cm. c 19. >R m IE Tu lung chi Across the province of Shensi, being notes on the official journey of jjfjj '^ ^ ^^'^ Chien-tsao, by |||; ^ Tung Shun. 185 1. 25.5cm. C 20. "fr ^ >J^ M Kan fang hsiao chih An account of ^jj ^^ Shao-po and its environs in Kiangsu, where GEOGRAPHY, TRAVELS, ETC. 8 1 the Duke of Shao administered justice under the famous pear-tree in the i ith cent. B.C., with maps, by H ^ Tung Shun. 1855. 26cm. C21. = ^ m ^ m n San sheng pien fang pel Ian The frontier defences of Ssiich'uan, Shensi, and Hupeh, by J^ ^ jl:g Yen Ju-i. 1822. 30cm. c 22-23. i¥ ESf H ^ Yang fang chi yao The essentials in coast defences, by J^ ^ j^^ Yen Ju-i. No date. 30cm. ca4. ® Eir « R Miao fang pei Ian Frontier defences against the wild tribes on the borders of Kueichou, with maps, by J^ ^ ^3^ Yen Ju-i whose preface to first edition is dated 1820. 1843. 30cm. C25- Wi m m M Sui yao t'ing chih An account of the aborigines in the ^ ^ Lien-chou peninsula, Kuangtung, with maps, by ^ ^ ^ Yao Chien-chih. 1837. 27cm. c 26-27. S :^ ff IS- Kuang tung hsin yii A description of the province of Kuangtung, and of the manners and customs of its people, by ^ ^ ^ Ch'ii Ta-chiin (T. ^ jij). 1700. 27cm. C 28-32. ^ 1$. % W % % Kuang tung hai fang hui Ian The coast defences of the province of Kuangtung, with maps, by J^ J:^ Lii K'un, who died in A.D. 16 18, and others. No date. 26cm. G. W. 6 v/ 82 THE WADE LIBRARY c 33-36. ^ M M M Yiieh hai kuan chih An account of the Custom-houses in Kuangtung and Kuangsi. [In manuscript.] No date. 30cm. c 37-42. ^ iW ifiP ^ Ch'iung chou fu chih The Topography of the Prefecture of Ch'iung-chou, which includes the island of Hainan, by ^ ]^ :|j| Hsiao Ying-chih. 1774. 25.5cm. c 43-47. a ^B 3l © Chiang pei yvin ch'eng The inland water-route, north of the river Yang-tsze, for the transport of rice to the capital, with maps, by ^ ^^ Tung Hsiin. i860. 27cm. c 48-55. % % M ^- Su chou fu chih The Topography of the Su-chou (Soochow) Prefecture in Kiangsu, with maps, by y^fe ^^ ^ Shen Shih-i and others. [Label inaccurate.] 1691. 26cm. c 56-58. }l % % M Shang hai hsien chih The Topography of the Shanghai District in Kiangsu, with map, illustrations, bibliographical notes, and preface to the first edition dated A.D. 1504, by ^ ^ ^ Li Wen-yao and others. 1750. 27cm. C 59-68. ^ ^ ^ * Nan hsiin sheng tien An account of four Imperial progresses between A.D. 175 1 and 1765, with the poems and essays written by the way, edited by 1^ ^ Kao Chin and others, with a preface from the Emperor Ch'ien Lung. 1771. 28cm. GEOGRAPHY, TRAVELS, ETC. 83 c 69—84. tL W M M Chiang hsi t'ung chih A topographical account of the province of Kiangsi, with maps and illustrations, by ^ § Hsieh Min. 1730. 28.5cm. c 85-108. fc W — M M Ta ch'ing i t'ung chih A complete geographical and general description of the empire of China, compiled under Imperial instructions by ^ ^ ^ Chiang T'ing-hsi and others, with a preface from the Emperor Ch'ien Lung. 1745. 30cm. C109. i^ n ^ m m @ K'un yii ch'ien tsao tu t'u An atlas of the Eighteen Provinces, edited by 1^ j^ ^ Ku Ping-chang, with prefaces by earlier editors dated 1805 and 1846. [Bound upside down.] 1854. 31x22cm. C 110—113. ft M H Chih kung t'u The costumes and customs of tributary countries, including the British, French, Spanish, and other western nations, with full-page illustrations, compiled under Imperial command by ^ j|J| Yung Hsiian and others, with an introductory poem from the Emperor Ch'ien Lung. 1761. 28cm. c 114. M ^ M M I yii kuo chih The costumes of strange nations, including Koreans, Huns, Per- sians, Arabs, and many Central Asian tribes, with brief notes and illustrations, followed by 16 illustrations of birds and animals. [This work was originally referred to the nth or 12th century, but a manuscript note on fly-leaf, dated 1796, based upon the entry in the 84 THE WADE LIBRARY Imperial Catalogue (E 143), shows that it must belong to the period ^^ ^ Hung Wu, A.D. 1368— 1398.] No date. 31x21.5cm. J C115. ^\ m M. m Wai fan chi lueh Notices of feudatory countries in Central Asia, with map, by i^ ^ "Ch'un-yiian." 1777. 24cm. J c 116-117. Wf ^ ^ ^ Fan pu yao liieh An account of the feudatory tribes of Mongolia, etc., by jj{|J §^ J: Ch'i Yun-shih. 1846. 25.5cm. ^ C U8-119. ff ffl ^ § Hsin Chiang shih liieh An account of Chinese Turkestan, by :^ ^ Sung-yun, the well- known Mongol statesman who escorted Lord Macartney's embassy to Peking in 1816 and served as Resident in Tibet. 1821. 30 X 19.5cm. ^ C120. a «*= Hui Chiang chih An account of Mahomedan countries in Central Asia, with illustrations of the costumes and map, issued in A.D. 1768 by ^ ^ ^ Su-erh-t6 and jj|§ ^ ^ Fu-sen-pu. [In manuscript, with stamped border and facsimile drawings.] No date. 25cm. C 121-122. ffi ^ ^ i^ Hsi y^ so t*an Notes on Central Asian countries, by ;|§ ^ "Ch'un-yiian," issued in 1777. [In manuscript, each leaf being folded over a leaf from a collection of poems entitled ^ ^ fj ^ ^ Yii chih shih san chi, from the pen of the Emperor Ch'ien Lung who reigned A.D. 1756— 1796.] No date. 22.5 cm. GEOGRAPHY, TRAVELS, ETC. 85 C123. m m m 'i^ * s§- Hsi ch'ui tsung t'ung shih liieh Notes on the administration of Chinese Turkestan, by j:^\^ Sung-yiin (see C 118 — 119.) 1809. 30cm. c 124-135. M $. -^ M Tu shih fang yii The geography of the empire from the earHest ages down to ^ modern times, by ^ 3|§^ ^ Ku Tsu-yii, first published in A.D. 1667 with preface by ^ j^ Wei Hsi. 1831. 26cm. c 136—137. ::^ M "^ ifc 'E* Ta ch'ing i t'ung chih piao A chronological geography of the empire, arranged in tabular form, by 1^ ^ Hsii Wu. 1794. 27.5cm. C 138—149. ^ M & ^- Chi fu t'ung chih A history of Peking and its environs, with maps, based upon the work published in 1682, by ^ ^ Li Wei and others. 1732. 27cm. ciso. ^ 19 ^ « @ Chi fu i ts'ang t'u On the establishment of public granaries for the storage of gifts of grain against times of famine in the province of Chihli, with maps, by ;:fr ® ^ Fang Kuan-ch'eng. 1753. 29.5cm. c 151-158. T S M # Jih hsia chiu wen Ic'ao An edition, with notes, of the archaeological description of Peking and its environs published by :^ ^ ^ Chu I-tsun who died in 1709, issued by command of the Emperor Ch'ien Lung. 1774. 28cm, 86 THE WADE LIBRARY c 159—160. i^ S ft #^ § Ti ching ching wu lUeh The sights of Peking, by ^ ^ ^ Fang Feng-nien whose preface is dated 1637. ^^ date. 25cm. c 161. S # Ul ^ IE Pi shu shan chuang chi Poems from a summer retreat, by the Emperor K'ang Hsi, with prefatory note dated 171 1, edited with commentary by ^^^ O-erh-t'ai and others by command of the Emperor Ch'ien Lung. 1741. 26.5cm. c 162-173. 55 T SB B *( ^ # T'ien hsia chiin kuo li ping shu An historical geography of the empire, its border States, and some Central Asian countries, with maps, by ^ ^^ Ku Chiang whose preface is dated 1662. 183 1. 26cm. C174. UBS* Yfl t'u yao Ian I, A concise geography of the empire, with maps, and notices of Korea, Annam, and barbarian nations. No date. 25.5cm. Ci75. M I? « 1* § Huang ch'ao yii ti liieh A concise geography of the empire under the present dynasty, with index arranged under the rhymes and maps, by y^ j^ ^ Liu Ch'eng-ju. [Wrongly bound. The first 10 leaves should follow leaf 45.] 1831. 2icm. C. 176. Another copy. 22cm. GEOGRAPHY, TRAVELS, ETC. 8/ c 177-178. i^ M — U M M Ta ch'ing i t'ung yfi t'u An atlas of the empire, by j^ ^ ^ Yen Shu-sen. [Section 20 missing.] 1863. ' 28cm. c 179—180. ^ ^ lU ^ Wu i shan chih An account of the famous hills in the province of Fuhkien which produce Bohea tea, and the numerous antiquities of the neighbourhood, with portraits of local celebrities, by ^ ^ Jl Tung T'ien-kung (T. ^ ^) who issued the first edition in 1754, edited by ^ ^ J^ Lo Liang-sung. 1846. 26.5 cm. c 181—200. M M M. M Fu chien t'ung chih An historical and topographical description of the province of Fuh- kien, with maps and illustrations, prepared under Imperial instructions by I^I^BSI^ Hao Yii-Hn and others. [Tung for T'ung on label.] 1737. 27cm. C 201. i^ 5 lil ^ Wu shih shan chih A description of the sights and monuments of Wu-shih-shan, a famous hill within the city of Foochow, the occupation of which by local missionaries was the subject of a serious dispute with the Chinese authorities in 1879, by 0j| f^ ^^ Liu Yung-sung. [Four vols in cloth case.] 1842. 27cm. C 202. H S$ pE Min tu chi An historical account of the capital of the Fuhkien province, known as Foochow, with six maps showing its development from the year 202 B.C., by ^ ]^ IJ4 Wang Ying-shan. 1831. 26.5cm. 88 THE WADE LIBRARY c 203—215. & ^ & M Sheng ching t'ung chih An historical account of Shing-king, one of the Manchurian pro- vinces, with its capital at Moukden, prepared under Imperial instructions by P^ ^ 0-kuei and others. 1778. 29cm. C 216-239. ^ W & *> Yiin nan t'ung chih An historical account of the province of Yunnan, based upon the work A.D. 1691, issued under Imperial instructions by ^ 7^ Yiian Yiian and others, with a preface from '^ Jl. 'jfj I-li-pu. 1831. 26cm. c 240—242. # ^ ii ii ^ Yiin nan pei cheng chih A history of the administration of Yunnan, by ^ ^ Wang Sung. 1831. 25.5cm. C 243—248. ^ I© /fip ^ Ch'eng te fu chih An historical account of the Prefecture of Ch*eng-te in Chihli, also known as ^ j^ Je-ho (Jehol), issued under Imperial instructions by JB ^ J^ No-yen-ch'eng and others. 1831. 27cm, C 249—250. ^ '^ ifiP ^ T'ien ching fu chih An historical account of the Tientsin Prefecture, issued under Im- perial instructions by ^ ^ Li Wei and others, with a preface from ^ ^ ^ Ch'en Hung-mou. 1739. 24cm. c 251-255. ^ '^ M M T'ien ching hsien chih An historical account of the District of Tientsin, by the same authors and with preface as above. 1739. 23.5cm. GEOGRAPHY, TRAVELS, ETC. 89 c 256—258. & ^ M M Sheng ching t'ung chih An historical account of Shing-king (see C 203 — 215), prepared by tIc ^ Sung-yiin and others from the edition of 1736. No date. 23.5cm. c 259—263. ;R" :m ft ^ Kuei chou t'ung chih An historical account of the province of Kueichou, based upon an earlier work and edited by ^ ^ Hjf Fan Ch'eng-hsun and others. 1792. 36cm. D. Poetry^ Novels^ Plays, etc. D 1-4. IS. M M W M Tung chou lieh kuo chih An historical novel dealing with the feudal age of China, 8th to 3rd cent. B.C., with map and illustrations, edited in 1736 by ^ ^ Ts'ai Hao (T. TC ^)- ^^77- 20cm. D 5-8. H H ^^ J^ ^ San kuo chih yen i An historical novel dealing with the period of the Three King- doms, A.D. 168 — 265, with illustrations, attributed to ^ ^ Pp Lo Kuan-chung of the 12th cent., reprinted from the edition of 1644 which was issued by ]^ ^ 1^ Jui Sheng-t'an with critical com- mentary by ^ ^ ^ Mao Tsung-kang. [Label inaccurate.] 1877. 20cm. D 9—12. Another edition of the same reprint, with many more illustrations. 1889. 20cm. 90 THE WADE LIBRARY D 13-14. ^ ?!l # (or # ^ ^ 1®) Ying lieh chuan (or Yfln ho ch'i tsung) An historical novel dealing with the fall of the Mongols and establishment of the Ming dynasty from A.D. 1 368, with illustrations, by ^ ^ ^ Hsii Wen-ch'ang who lived under the latter dynasty. No date. 18.5cm. D15. » ffi t: H Yii shih jen feng Historical episodes exemplifying the virtue or wisdom of ancient rulers, with full-page illustration to each, by ;^ j^ Chin Chung (T. iit^). 1620. 32.5cm. D 16-17. M ^ ^ M. I yiian ssu tsung Four collections of short plays, entitled 3l i^ wE ^^ ^"^ ^^^» ^ 1ft iE ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^"' P3 ^ rB ^^^ y^^ ^^^^' ^^^ '^ ^ rB Shuang t'u chi, by ^ ^ Yao Nai. 1776. 26.5cm. D 18-25. 7C ffl S il JW YQan ch*ii hsiian tsa chi One hundred selected plays of the Yiian or Mongol dynasty, A.D. 1280 — 1368, with an illustration to each, edited by ^ J^ ^ Wu Hsing-tsang. 161 5. 25 cm. D 26—29. S # ^ ■& ^ Shen yin chien ku lu A collection of 66 short plays, each with coloured full-leaf illustration, edited by ^ ^ ^ the Old Lute-Recluse. No date. 29.5cm. D 30-41. A> + M. ^ Liu shih tsung ch'fl A collection of plays arranged under 60 headings, edited by ^ POETRY, NOVELS, PLAYS, ETC. 9I • jif^ ^ ^ a Philosopher who has seen the world. [Chii for ch*u on label.] 1845. 25cm. D 42-43. 3S is Si Y\i chiao li A novel of social life, known to foreigners as "The Two Cousins," by ^ ^ Good-for-Nothing of |^ ^ the Reedy Bank, with illustrations, and critical commentary by ^ ^ ^ Chin Sheng-t'an who was exe- cuted about A.D. 1662. No date. 19cm. D 44—49. iff ^ ^ Hung lou meng A novel of social life, known to foreigners as "The Dream of the Red Chamber," attributed to ^ ^ j^ Ts'ao Hsueh-ch'in of the 17th cent., with illustrations, and critical commentary by ^E ^ ^ Wang Hsi-lien. 1832. 19cm. D 50—52. M ^ M- ^ Liao chai chih i A collection of stories, chiefly dealing with supernatural agencies, '^y ^ '^ 1^ ^'^ Sung-ling who was born in A.D. 1622, with com- mentary and exegetical notes. 1884. 20cm. D 53—55- :^ JK tt Chin p'ing mei A novel of social life dealing with the early years of the 1 2th cent. A.D., attributed to ^ ^^ ^ Wang Shih-cheng who died in 1593, with illustrations, and critical commentary by ^ ^ j^ Chang Chu- p*o. 1695. 22.5cm. D 56-59. Another edition, without illustrations. 1695. 24cm. 92 THE WADE LIBRAB-Y D 60—69. M 'ffe W S Li tai fu hui A collection of the masterpieces of all ages in the poetical-prose style known as /«, issued under Imperial instructions by j^ 7^ ^ Ch'en Yiian-lung, with a preface from the Emperor K'ang Hsi. 1706. 27.5cm. D 70—73- Supplement to the above. 27.5cm. D74. W ^ 9 & ^ ^ Ti fen shu wu fu kao The poetical-prose compositions (fu) of |^ ^ Tung Shun. 1859. 25cm. D75. m ^ m m Li ch'ao fu k'ai Models of poetical-prose (fti), selected and edited by 3E fl^ 3£ Wang Hsiu-yii. 1786. 22cm. D 76—81. Another edition of D i — 4, edited by Ts'ai Hao. 1736. 25.5cm. D 82. A manuscript copy of D 42 — 43. 1855. 21.5 X i8cm. D 83-86. Another edition of D 44 — 49. No date. 19cm. D 87. i? * # Hao ch'iu chuan A novel of social life, known to foreigners as "The Fortunate Union." Anonymous. 1863. 26.5cm. POETRY, NOVELS, PLAYS, ETC. 93 D 88. A tall copy of the above, on white paper. 28.5cm. D 89-91. "fr ^ iP ^ ® Ku wen tz'ii lei tsuan A classified collection of elegant extracts from authors of all ages, ^y iSiMi ^^° ^^^- ^779' 25cm. D 92-93. » IT * ^ fp it Hsiang ting ku wen p'ing cliu A collection of elegant extracts from authors of all ages, with commentaries critical and exegetical, by jj^J^ Kuo Kung whose preface is dated 1703. 1840. 23.5cm. D 94—97. "ir ^ ^5S ^ Ku wen lisi i A collection of elegant extracts from authors of all ages, with the meaning explained, by ^ ^ ^ Lin Yiin-ming (T, ^ 'fjjl ) whose preface is dated 1687. [^ for ^ on label.] 1830. 22.5cm. D98. * ^ ® Jt Ku wen kuan chih A collection of elegant extracts from authors of all ages, with explanatory notes, by ^ ^ ;^ Wu Sheng-ch'iian (T. ^ ^), and preface to first edition dated 1695. [Leaf i of Index is missing.] 1868. 24.5 cm. D 99—102. is '^ M & Ku wen mei ch'iian A collection of elegant extracts from authors of all ages down to the 13th cent. A.D., by yjf ^ f| P'u Ch'i-lung (T. H 03 )• 1744. 27.5cm. 94^ THE WADE LIBRARY D 103—109. "fi* >C /^ M Ku wen yo hsiian A collection of elegant extracts from authors between B.C. 200 and A.D. iioo, by ^ Kuo, Prince of the ist order. 1733. 27.5cm. D 110-116. "^ ^ M ^ Ku wen yiian chien A collection of elegant extracts from authors of all ages down to the end of the 12th cent. A.D., compiled under Imperial instructions by ^ ^ ^ Hsii Ch'ien-hsiieh and others, with a preface from the Emperor K'ang Hsi, and printed in black, red, yellow, and green. 1685. 30cm. D 117-119. flS W ^ S Chao ming wen hsiian A collection of elegant extracts originally compiled by ^ ]^ Hsiao T'ung, A.D. 501 — 531, eldest son of the founder of the ^ Liang dynasty, with commentary by ^ ^ Li Shan whose intro- duction is dated 658, and punctuation and critical notes by 'j^ ^^ Ho Ch'uo, 1660 — 1722, edited by ^ ;^ ^ Yeh Shu-fan, and printed in black and red. 1762. 30cm. D 120-121. M # M ± M Ch'ing jung chii shih chi The miscellaneous writings of ^ J^ ^ Chiang Shih-ch'iian, a distinguished literary official who died in 1784, edited by 7|Q ^ ^ Yiian Yiian-chiieh. 1840. 24.5 cm. D 122-123. H HB ^ ^ ^ Ssu chao fang wen chi The miscellaneous writings of j^ ^ y^ Lu Hung-yiian (T. ^ ^ ). 1663. 27cm. 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A.D., with original preface. 1840. 24.5cm. D 133—134. R ^lj ^ Ou pei chi A collection of the poems of Chao I (see D 127), with original preface dated 1757. 1812. 23.5cm. D 135. W M W M Yii tz'u shih chang Poems by the Emperor Yung Cheng, A.D. 1723 — 1736, addressed to his trusted counsellor :^ ^ Chu Shih, with which is bound up the ^ 3^ -^ Cheng nil chuan, or life of the eldest daughter of Chu Shih, by ^ 1^; 1^ Ts'ai Shih-yiian, and also the ^ ^ |l^ Kuang hui pien, a treatise on benevolence, by Chu Shih, dated 172 1. No date. 26cm. D 136. S ® ffi # ^7/ ^ Tu sao lou shih ch'u chi The poems of ^ ^ ^ Ch'en Feng-heng, whose preface is dated 1829. 1833. 24cm. D 137. A ^ # S Pa chia shih hsiian Selected poems from the works of ^j^^^ Sung Yiian, ^ ]^ ;^ Ts'ao Erh-k'an, S|i |§ 3 Shih Jun-chang, jjfc ^ Shen Ch'uan, S±# Wang Shih-lu, @ Pfflll Ch'eng K'o-tse, 3E ± M Wang Shih-cheng, and ^ ^ ^^ Ch'en T'ing-ching, representing the rival schools of the 17th cent. 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U i. + ^ W ^ Chiang tso shih tzii shih ch'ao The poetical works of ten poets of Kiangnan, namely, :^J ^^ Liu Huang, S ^ ^ Ku Tsung-t'ai, Sfi §5 $^ Shih Ch'ao-kan, ^ ^ H Fan Yun-p'eng, ^M^ Hsu Hsiang-p'o, i^-^^ Jen Ta-ch'un, ^ fg ^ Yeh Pao-sung, ^^^ Chu T'ing-huai, J ^ 0^ Wang T'ing-o, and 3E 7C ^ Wang Yuan-hsiin, edited by i R^ ^ Wang Ming-sheng. 1764. 27cm. D 143—145. S 1^ Sf M Li tai shih hua Critiques of poetry ancient and modern, edited by ^ ^ ^ Ho Wen-huan. 1770. 19.5cm. D 146-147. H ^ jE *& ^ Kuei hsiu cheng shih chi Selections from the works of the poetesses of the past two hundred G. w. 7 98 THE WADE LIBRARY years, with biographical notes, by -^ ^ '['^ 3^ Wan-yen Yiin-chu (T. 3^Y^), whose preface to first edition of 1831 is dated 1829. 1861. 19cm. D 148. Supplement to the above, first pubhshed in 1836. 1861. 19cm. 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D175. ^ m m Ch'u tz'u teng The poems of Ch'ii Yiian (see D 174), explained by ^ ^ ^ Lin Yiin-ming (T. ® ^ ). 1697. 25cm. D176. ^ S! -b + - fl © Yii chih ch'i shih erh hou shih Poems for four seasons, by his Majesty (?) Ch'ien Lung, with a eulogistic note by IgQ ^ ^ Hu Kao-wang. No date. 17cm. 100 THE WADE LIBRARY D 177—180. S ^ ^ T'ang sung shih shun Selections from the poets of the T'ang and Sung dynasties, 7th to 13th cent. A.D., with critical notes, by the Emperor Ch'ien Lung whose preface to first edition is dated 1750, edited by jj^ i^ ^ Ch'en Hung-mou and others. 1760. 17.5cm. D 181-193. M ^ U M Lieh ch'ao shih chi Extracts from the poets of all dynasties, from B.C. 200 to date, '^y ^^^ Ch'ien Ch'ien-i. 1652. 25cm. D. 194. ' Manuscript of vol. XIII of the above. No date. 26.5cm. D 195—200. ^ ^ Mf ® Ming chia shih kuan A collection of the works of famous contemporary poets, by ^ ]^ "^ Teng Han-i (T. ^^). 1672. 26.5cm. D 201—202. 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