Sales catalogues: Quaritch

Date:
July 1896
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/17/49
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogues: Quaritch. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    308 Crazoszau (A.) Essai sur la philosophie Bouddhique, 8vo. sd. Paris, 1891 304 CHuatpzan Account of the Deluge, from terra-cotta tablets found at Nineveh. 2 photographs, with translation and text by George Sura. Folio British Museum, 1872 805 Cuampers (R.) Ancient Sea-Margins, as memorial of changes in the relative level of sea and land, &vo. plates, cloth Edinburgh, 1848 306 CHINESE DRAWINGS (8) illustrating the Growth and Progress of the THA PLANT, beautifully finished in colours and gold, each measuring 21 x 16, in an imperial folio volume, hf. bd. circa 1840 China and Chinese: 307 A. M.D.G. Dictionarium Linguae Sinicae Latinum, cum brevi inter- pretatione Gallica ex radicum ordine dispositum, roy. 8vo. Af. bd. Ho Kien Fou, 1877 308 Aspen Remusat, Elémens de la grammaire chinoise, 8vo. sd. Paris, 1822 309 Barrow (J.) Travels in China, 4to. colowred portrait and plates, bds. 1804. 310 Canton (The) Miscellany, 4 vols. 8vo. cloth China, 1841 311 CHINESE CLASSICS, Chinese and English, with commentaries by JAMES LEGGE, 5 vols. in 8, roy. 8vo. cloth Hong-Kong, 1861-72 Contents: Vol. I. Confucian Analects, the great learning and doctrine of the mean. Vol. Il. The Works of Mencius, Vol, III. Part I. The first parts of the Shoo-King or the Books of T’ang ; the Books of Yu; the Books of Hea; the Books of Shang; and the Prolegomena. Vol. III, Part II. The fifth part of the Shoo King, or the Books of Chow ; and the Indexes. Vol. IV, Part I. The first part of the She- King, or the lessons from the states; and the prolegomena. Vol. 1V, Part Il. The second, third, and fourth parts of the She-King, or the minor odes of the Kingdom, the greater odes of the Kingdom, the sacrificial odes and praise songs; and the indexes. Vol. V, Part I. Dukes Yin, Hwan, Chwang, Min, He, Wan, Seuen and Ch’ing, and the prolegomena. Vol. V, Part II. Dukes Seang, Ch’aou, Ting, and Gae, with Tao’s Appendix ; and the indexes. 312 Cuinese Sympo.icaL Designs and Rubbings from Inscriptions, an interesting lot, about 30 pieces v. a. 313 CoxssoLp, Pictures of the Chinese, post 8vo. cloth 1860 314 Concoran (James) An Account geographical, historical, and statistical of the Chinese Empire; from the earliest antiquity to the treaty of Nanking, in Urdu, 2 vols. 4to. calf Calcutta, 1848 315 Conrvucius, Some of the Analects of, a series of 12 caricatures giving a comic interpretation of 12 extracts from the works of Confucius, oblong Ato. bds. Shanghat, 1887 316 Cooxr (G. W.) China: being “ The Times ” special correspondence from China, 1857-8, 12mo. plates, hf. calf 1858 317 DAVIS (John Francis) Chinese Moral Maxims, Chinese, with a free and verbal translation, 8vo. bds. 3s; or, hf. calf 1823 318 China partly during an inland journey between Peking, Nan- king, and Canton, post 8vo. map, cloth 1841 319 The Poetry of the Chinese, 4to. cloth 1870 320 - Chinese Miscellanies: a collection of Essays and notes, 8vo. cloth 1865 321 Dove.as, Chinese Manual, 12mo. roan 1889 322 EDKINS (Joseph) Grammar of the Chinese colloquial language com- monly called the Mandarin dialect, sm. 8vo. second edition, sm. 4to. hf. bd. Shanghat, 1864 323 Introduction to the Study of Chinese characters, 8vo. cloth 1876 324 China’s place in Philology, 12mo. cloth 1871 325 Hiret (Ernest J.) Chinese Dictionary in the Cantonese Dialect, with Supplement, royal 8vo. sd. pp. weev, acvii and 1018 Hongkong, 1877-87 This dictionary is based upon the ‘Imperial Dictionary of Kanghi;’’ it is arranged alphabetically in the order of the sounds, and gives both the Chinese signs and the pronunciation in the Canton City Dialect. The supplement contains a list of radicals and an index, both arranged according to Kanghi’s system, ot of oO So “I Or to} 10 lubs ¢ Oo CO oO © Os Oo © Ca ae) S
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