Full text of ' f ■ 1 A6^ 'Z CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY GIFT OF Romejm Hitchcock CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 3 1924 077 050 387 Cornell University Library The original of tiiis book is in tine Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. MANUAL OF CHINESE BIBLIOGRAPHY, BEING A LIST OF WORKS AND ESSAYS RELATING TO CECIIsrA. VON m5lLEND0RFF, Interpreters to H.

1600s Gramatica Espanola-China del dialecto de Amoy. By Francisco Marquez 1900 Diccinario toico Sino-Espanol, del dialecto de Emoy, Chiang-chiu, Choan-chiu, Formosa. Ramon Colomer. 1853 Anglo-Chinese Manual with Romanized Colloquial in the Amoy Dialect. 貴 III-12-G-37, Doty, E. Anglo-Chinese manual with romanized colloquial in the Amoy dialect. 貴 III-12-G-38, British & Foreign Bible Society. The book of genesis. Amoy vernacular. 貴 III-12-G-39, Gibson, John Campbell, ed. A Swatow index to the syllabic dictionary of Chinese by S. Wells Williams, LL.D.

S Consulates at Shanghai and Tientsin. SHANGHAI: KELLY & WALSH. LONDON: TEUBNEE & CO., LUDGATE HILL. GOELITZ, GEEMANY: H. SHANGHAI: FEINTED AT THE 'CELESTIAL EMPIEB ' OFFICE. T 3 o l^%%i.o4- orf^^-eyp/^ Y I,!./mil -^T Die Zusammenstellung aller iiber China erschienenen Arbei- ten ist fiir den im fernen Osten wohnenden Fremden schon langst ein unabweisbares Bediirfniss.

Gab es auch tiber ein- zelne Zweige, wie namentlich die sprachwissenschaftlicben, geschichtlich-erdbeschreibenden Schriften, ziemlich genaue bibliograpbische Zusammenstellungen, so ist doch die Lit- teratur iiber das Gesammtgebiet des cbinesischen Keiches niemals erschopfend behandelt worden. Es wird gewagt erscbeinen, dass eine solche Arbeit in China selbst, wo nur massige PrivatbibHotheken zu Gebote standen, unternommen worden ist, und sind wir tins der dadurch unabwendbar gebliebenen Mangel der nachstehen- den Blatter wohlbewusst. Die Hauptliicken werden die kleineren Aufsatze aus Fachzeitschriften treffen, von wel- chen einzelne gar nicht, viele nur bandeweise eingesehn werden konnten; viele Titel haben nur aus zweiter Hand citirt werden konnen und diirften zahlreiche Ungenauig- keiten enthalten.

Dennoch treten wir mit der quasi unfertigen Arbeit an die Oeffentlichkeit, um einmal die empfindliche Liicke fiir das wissenschaftliche Publikum hier auszufiillen, und weil wir hoffen durfen, dass durch die Veroffentlichung unsres Materials der Anstoss zu einer erschopfenden Bibliographie Chinas gegeben werden wird. Es diirfte ferner die unsres Wissens zum ersten Mai versuchte Uebersicht des in Zeit- IV schriften zerstreuten Materials, namentlich in den in China Tind in den englischen Colonien erschienenen, welclie in Europa noch wenig bekannt und wenig zuganglich sind, auch fur das europaische Publikum nicht oline Nutzen sein. Die wenigen Zusatze und Bemerkungen haben wir, sowie die Ueberschriften, englisch gegeben, da das Publikum, fiir ■welcbes wir unser Buch hauptsacblich bestimmten, in iiber- wiegender Majoritat aus Englandern besteht. Peogress in science can only be achieved by making use of the materials collected, and by building upon foundations already laid. A knowledge of the Hterature becomes there- fore an indispensable necessity.

The present work is an effort to meet a desideratum in this respect, which as yet is unsupplied. We have made use of the works mentioned under part I and have to thank N.

D., of Hongkong, for the liberal manner, in which he has placed the commence- ment of a similar work of his own at our disposal. We are not aware, that any important work has been omitted, but should such be the case, criticism ought to be lenient, considering that the work was compiled in the cen- tre of China (at Kiukiang and Peking) and with access to none but private libraries. TABLE OF CONTENTS. List op 'Works which FORMED THE FOUNDA- TION OF THE PRESENT COMPILATION 1 A. Chinese Language and Literature. Grammars 2 III. Dictionaries 6 IV.

Dialogues, Handbooks &c 11 V. Translations: a. With Chinese Text 16 6. Without Chinese Text 21 VI. Philological Treat- ises 45 VII.

Literature 64 VIII. Chinese Characters AND Printing 72 IX. Serials 77 B. The Chinese Empire. History and Chrono- logy 82 XL Geography and Tra- vels: a.

General Geography and Topography, Population, Sta- tistics 94 6. The Open Ports.

Peking 109 d. Chusan Ill e. Hainan 114 g.

Travels 117 XII. Natural History: a. General 138 6.

Climatology, Geo- logy, Mineralogy 139 c. Botany 142 On Tea 148 d. Zoology 149 Appendix: Medi- cal Observations 156 XIII. China and the Chi- nese: a.

General description of the Empire. Government, Law, Army 170 On Coiaage and Coins 178 c. Customs and Man- ners 180 d.

Arts, Industry, A- griculture 191 Silk manufacture, Rearing of Silk Worms 197 e. Sciences 198 /. Religions: 1.

General, Con- VUl fucianism, Taoism. Mohammeda- nism, Jews 221 g.

Eebellions, Pirates, Secret Societies. Emigrants and Chi- nese Colonies. Intbecoubsb with Fo- EBIGNERS: a.

Political: 1. Foreign Em- bassies to the Court of Peking. Political Ee- 1 at i n s, Treaties. Eeligious: 1. Eomish Mis- sions 253 2. Protestant Missions.

Medical Mis- sions 278 c. Commercial: 1. General 281 3. Biographies of Eu- ropeans 293 XV. Aborigines, Miaotszb, Hakkas, &c 297 C. Extraprovincial China.

Languages and Liter- ATDBE: a. Mandshu Lang- uage and Litera- ture 300 h. Mongolian Lang- uage and Litera- ture 305 c. Tibetan Language and Literature. Corean Language 314 XVII. Geqgeaphy, History, Ethnographt op Ex- traprovincial China 314 a.

Manchuria 315 6. Mongolia 317 c. Central Asia (Tur- kestan, Dsunga- ria, etc.) 322 d. Corea and Liukiu 340 Index of Authors 345 I.

List of Works which formed the foundation of the present compilation. 1 MEUSELIUS, J. G., Bibliotheca historica. Lip- siae, 1784-1802, 11 vols., 8vo.; Vol. 2 TEKNAUX-COMPANS, H., BibHotheque asiatique et afriquaine, Paris, 1841, 8vo. 3 WILLIAMS, S. W., List of foreign works upon China.

Chinese Eepository, XVIII, pp. 4 KONEE, W., Repertorium uber die von 1800-1850 in akad. Abhandlungen, etc. Auf dem Gebiete der Geschichte erschienenen Aufsatze. Berlin, 1852, 8vo. Continuation of No. T., Bibliotheca orientahs., Manuel de bibliographie orientale.

Leipzig, 1861, 2 vols., 8vo. 6 ANDREAE, V.and GEIGER, J., Bibliotheca si- nologica. Uebersichtliche Zusammenstellung als Wegweiser durch das' Gebiet der sinologischen Literatur. Frankfurt a/m, 1864, 8vo.

As., Ill, 370, 1864. A selection of European publications up to 1863. 7 Catalogue of books relating to China and the East, 8vo. This is the catalogue of A. Wylie's library, now in the R.

S., Shanghai. B., Catalogue of books on China (other than philological) in Treaty Ports (No. Appendix, pp. 9 For the publications of protestant missionaries up to 1867, see A. Wylie's Memorials, No. 10 KISTNER, 0., Buddha and his doctrines, a bi- bliographical essay. Leipzig, 1869, 4to.

See Notes and queries, III, 95; Chinese Recorder, III, 228. 11 The ' Wissenschafthchen Jahresberichte der deuts- chen morgenl. Gesellschaft,' by Fleischer, Rodi- ger and Arnold. But especially the excellent one by R. Gosche (Professor at Halle a/s), 1862-67.

Leipzig, 1871, 8vo. 12 DUDGEON, J., List of Russian works on China, Chinese Recorder, IV, 207. 13 CORDIER, H., Catalogue of the library of the N. S., Shanghai. Shanghai, 1872, 8vo. Besides these works, nearly all the serials under IX have been extracted. Chinese Language and Literature.

14 VARO, F., Arte de la lengua madarina, acrecentato y reducido de la mejor forma P. Pedro de la Pinuela.

Anadiose un confesionario muy utO y provechoso para alivio de los nuevos ministros. Canton, 1703, 4to. Printed on blocks, without Chinese charaet- ers. 15 FOURMONT, S., Meditationes sinicae.

Paris, 1737, fol. 16 — — Linguae Sinarum manderinicae et hiero- glyphicae grammatica duplex, latine et cum cha- racteribus Sinensium. Item Sinicorum regiae bi- bliotbecae librorum catalogus. Parisiis, 1742, fol. Eepos., X, p.

672; XVIII, p. S., Musaeum sinicum. Petropoli, 1780, 2 vols., 8vo.

Contains also a translation of the first part of the Ta-hsio with Chinese text; grammar of the Ts'in-ts'iu dialect, I, pp. 18 EAGER, J., Elements of the Chinese language. London, 1806, 2 vols., 8vo.

Mag., II, 79, 1803. 19 MARSHMAN, J., Clavis sinica. Elements of Chi- nese Grammar, with a dissertation on the charact- ers and the colloquial medium of the Chinese and an appendix containing the Ta hyoh of Confucius with a translation. Serampore, 1814, 4to. Remusat, Mel. As., II, 132; Chin.

Repos., VII, p. 20 MORRISON, R., A grammar of the Chinese lang- uage. Serampore, 1815, 4to. Remusat, Mel. 21 RfiMUSAT, A., Elemens de la grammaire chinoise ou principes generaux du kou-wen ou style antique et du kouan-hoa, c'est-a-dire de la langue com- mune.

Paris, 1822, 8vo.; 2nd ed. Paris, 1853, 8vo.

The preface contains critical notes on all pre- ceding works. De Sacy, Notice de I'ouvrage intitule: Elements, etc. Paris, 1822, 4to.

22 GONgALVEZ, J. A., Aite China, constante de Al- phabeto e grammatica, comprehendendo modelos das differentes composi^oens. Macao, 1829, 4to.

Repos., XV, p. The extracts from histories and fables trans- lated by J. Bowring, Chin. Eepos., XX, p. 194; and Chin, and Jap, Eepos,, Dec, 1863, Jan.-Ap,, 1864.

23 PEEMAEE, P., Notitia linguae Sinicae. Malacca, 1831, 4to. See A.Eemnsat, Jour, des Savans, Sept,, 1831.

Bridgman, Chin. Eepos., I, p. The proverbs selected from it Chin. Eepos., XV, p. Translated into English by J. Canton, 1847, 8vo.

For a notice of the manner, in which this valuable work was prepared and sent to Fourmont, see Chin. Eepos., X,, p, 671. 24 HYACINTHE BITCHOUEIN, Kitaiskaya gramma- tika (Chinese grammar.) St, Petersburg, 1838, 243 pp., lithogr., 4to.

(in Eussian,) 25 (GUTZLAFF, K.) PhUosinensis: Notices on Chi- nese grammar. Batavia, 1842, 8vo. Bridgman, Chin. Eepos., XI, p.

26 ENDLICHEE, S,, Anfangsgriinde der chinesischen Grammatik. Wien, 1845, 8vo. 27 Premiers rudiments de la langue Chinoise. Paris, 1844, 12mo. 28 EDKINS, J., A grammar of coUoquial Chinese, as exhibited in the Shanghae dialect. Shanghai, 1853, 8vo.; 2nd, ed., 1868, VIII, 225 pp., 8vo. 29 — — A grammar of the Chinese colloquial lan- guage, commonly called the Mandarin dialect.

Shanghai, 1857, 8vo.; 2nd ed., 1864, 8vo. 30 BAZIN, A., Grammaire Mandarine ou principes generaux de la langue chinoise parlee. Paris, 1856, 8vo. Pavie, Grammaire jnandarine par Bazin, J. 558; see also No, 531. 31 SCHOTT, W., Chinesische Sprachlehre.

Berlin, 1857, 4to. 32 — — Zur Chinesischen Sprachlehre.

Berlin, 1868, 4to. Contains additions and corrections to the preceding work. 33 SUMMERS, J., Handbook of the Chinese language.

Oxford, 1863, 8vo. Grammar and Chrestomathy. 34 LOBSCHEID, W., Grammar of the Chinese lan- guage. Hongkong, 1864, 8vo. For the dialect of Canton.

35 ISAIAH, J., Wwedenie w russko — kitaiskii slovar. Peking, 1869, 16mo,, 69 pp. (in Eussian.) Grammatical introduction to the author's Eussian-Chinese vocabulary. 36 CASTANEDA, B., Grammatica elemental de la lengua China, dialecto Cantones. Hongkong, 1869, 8vo.

See Notes and queries, III, p. 37 JULIEN, S., Han-wen-tehi-nan, Syntaxe nouveUe de la langue Chinoise, fondee sur la position des mots.

Paris, 1869, 2 vols., 8vo. Eeview, I, p. I: grammatical observations, monogra- phies on the most difficult prepositions, particles, etc.; table of idiotisms, fables, legends, etc., translated verbally. II: Eeprint of critiques against Pau- thier, a vocabulary of difficult expres- sions of the Chinese novel ^MM Yu- tshiau-li (see Wylie's notes, p. 163), a verbal translation of the first 3 acts of the ' Orphelin de la Chine.' 38 EUDY, C, The Chinese Mandarin language after OUendorf's new method.

Ban-zai-sau by Turre- tini. Seneve, 1872, 8vo. De, A grammar of the Chinese language, London, 1874. 40 COLLADI, D,, Dictionarium linguae sinensis cun^ explicatione latina et Mspana. Romae, 1632, 4to, See A.

Eemusat, mel. 41 DIAZ, F., Vocabulario de letra China con la explica- cion casteUana, hecho con gran propriedad y abun- dancia de palabras. Manuscript in the E. Of Berlin, c. 1647, fol., 598 pp.; another copy at Paris, 4to., 396pp. 42 DALQUlE, F. S., Dictionnaire chinois et frangais, in the French edition of Kirchner's China illustrata.

Amsterdam, 1670, fol., appendix, p. 324-367, in roman letters. 43 RAPEE, M., A Chinese and English dictionary, translated from the Latin Macao dictionary. Lon- don, 1807. 44 DEGUIGNES (fils), Dictionnaire chinois, frangais et latin. Paris, 1813, fol. Reprinted: Dictionarium sinico-latinum auc- tore M.

De Guignes; meUori ordine digestum labore, cura ac dihgentia F. Hongkong, 1853, 4to. The original is the M. Dictionary of P.

Basile de Glemona. Remusat, Mel. 45 KLAPROTH, J., Supplement au dictionnaire chi- nois-latin public par M. Paris, 1819, fol., I, fasc.

61, the ' examen critique ' in the preface is by A. Remusat, Mel. 46 MOEEISON, E., Dictionary of the Chinese language, divided into 3 parts. I, Chinese and English, arranged according to the Radicals, 3 vols.; II, Chinese and English, arranged alphabetically, 2 vols.; Ill, English and Chinese, 1 vol. Macao, 1819-22, 6 vols., 4to. The 2nd part, arranged alphabetically, is re- printed in 2 vols. Shanghai, 1865, Svo.

Klaproth, AUg. 29, 1828, and Dernier mot sur le dictionnaire du Dr. Paris, 1830, 8vo. Eemusat, Mel. This monument of literary labor was publish- ed at the expense of the East India Company. The first vol. Of part I is the best, the others are excelled by modern works.

47 — — Vocabulary of the Canton dialect. Macao, 1828, 3 parts, 8vo. I, Enghsh-Chinese; II, Chinese-English; III, Chinese words and phrases.

48 — — An English and Chinese vocabulary, the latter in the Canton dialect. Calcutta, 1840, 12mo.

49 GON^ALVEZ, J. A., Diccionario Portuguez-China. Macao, 1831, 4to. 50 — — Diccionario China-Portuguez.

Macao, 1833, 4to. The author has reduced the number of 214 radicals to a system of his own, which is, however, easily mastered. 51 — — Vocabulariumlatino-sinicum. Macao, 1836, Svo. 52 — — Lexicon manuale latino-sinicum. Macao, 1839, Svo. 53 — — Lexicon magnum latino-sinicum.

Macao, 1841, 4to. 54 MEDHUEST, W. (sen.), Dictionary of the Hok- keen dialect of the Chinese language, according to the reading and colloquial idioms. Macao, 1832, 4to., LXIV, 860 pp. Eepos., VI, p. 8 55 MEDHUEST, W. (sen.), Chinese and English dictionary.

Batavia, 1842-43, 2 vols., 8vo. 66 — — English and Chinese dictionary. Shanghai, 1847-48, 2 vols., 8vo. Bridgman, Chin. Repos., XII, p. 57 — — Comparative vocabulary of the Chinese, Corean and Japanese languages, to which is add- ed the Thousand-characters classic in Chinese and Corean, accompanied by indexes of all Chi- nese and English words.

Batavia, 1835, 8vo. F., Commercial vocabulary, English-Chi- nese. Macao, 1834, 12mo. 59 DYER, D., Vocabulary of the Hokkien dialect. Sin- gapore, 1338, 8vo., without Chinese characters. 60 SIEBOLD, P. Von, Lui Ho, sive vocabularium sinense in Koraianum conversum, opus sinicum origine in peninsula Korai impressum in lapide exaratum a Sinensi Ko.annexa appendice voca- bulorum Koraianorum, japonicorum et sinensium comparativa.

Lugduni Batavorum, 1838, fol. 61 GALLERY, J. M,, Systema phoneticum scripturae sinicae. Macao, 1841, 8vo. Repos., XII, p. 253 and Callery's reply, ibid, p. 62 GALLERY, J.

M., Dictionnaire encyclopedique de la langue Chinoise. Paris et Macao, 1845, part I, fasc, 1, 4to. For prospectus and preface, see Chin. Repos., XII, p. The beginning of the translation of the M 'SC M M pei-wen-yiin-fu (see Wyhe's notes, p.

11.) 63 LEGGE, J., A lexilogus of the Enghsh, Malay and Chinese languages, comprehending the vernacular idioms of the last in the Hok-keen and Canton dialects. Malacca, 1841, 8vo.

Repos., XI, p. 64 THOM, R., Chinese-English vocahulary. Canton, 1843, 8vo. 65 WILLIAMS, S. W., An English and Chinese voca- bulary in the Court dialect. Macao, 1844, 8vo. Bridgman, Chin.

Itepos., XV, p. 66 — — Tonic dictionary of the Chinese language in the Cantan dialect. Canton, 1866, 8vo. A new edition of this work by J.

Eitel is soon expected. 67 — — A syllabic dictionary of the Chinese lang- uage, arranged according to the Wu-fang Yuan-yin, with the pronunciation of th« characters as heard in Peking, Canton, Amoy and Shanghai. Shang- hai, 1874, 1252 pp., 4to. Recorder, V, p. 226-228; China Review, III, p.

Groe- nevelt, ibid, p. 226-241; Ibid, IV, p.

6S SCHOTT, W., Vocabularium sinicum. Berlin, 1844, 4to. A collection of Chinese types, brought to Berlin by K. Giitzlaff, with Latin trans- lation.

69 GODDART, J., A Chinese and Enghsh vocabulary in the Tie-chiu dialect. Bangkok, 1847, 8vo. In the dialect of Chaochou fu (local pronun- ciation: tie-tshiu) in the province of Kuang-tung. 70 CHALMERS, J., Chinese phonetic vocabulary, con- taining all the most common characters with their sounds in the Canton dialect. Hongkong, 1855, 8vo.

71 — — Enghsh and Cantonese pocket dictionary. Hongkong, 1859, 12o., 4th ed., 1873.

See China Review, II, p. 72 HOBSON, B., Medical vocabulary in Enghsh and Chinese. Shanghai, 1858, 8vo.

10 73 MACGOWAN, J., Chinese and English vocabulary. Shanghai, 1862, 2 vols., 8vo.

74 ISAIAH, J., Eussko-kitaiski slovar (Eussian-Chinese vocabulary.) Peking, 1867, 535 pp., 16nio. (in Eussian.) Supplement, Peking, 1871, 16nio. 75 WASSILYEFP, W., Kitaiski-russko slovar (Chinese Eussian dictionary.) St. Petersburg, 1867, 466 pp., fol. 76 PAUTHIEE, G., Dictionnaire etymologique Chi- nois-Annamite Latin-Frangais. Paris, 1867, 4to.

77 LOBSCHEID, W., EngHsh and Chinese dictionary, with the Punti and Mandarin pronunciation. Hongkong, 1866-69, 4 vols., 4to., See China Mag., 1869, p.

78 — — Chinese and EngHsh dictionary. Hong- kong, 1871, 8vo. 79 Kwong Tsun Tuk, An English and Chinese lexicon. Hongkong, 1868, 8vo,, 326 pp. And Chinese and English index, 66 pp.

Expressions, 3 pp.; short sentences, 24 pp. In Cantonese.

80 EDKINS, J., A vocabulary of the Shanghai dialect. Shanghai, 1869, YI, 151 pp., 8vo. See Phoenix, II, p. 81 PEENY, P., Dictionnaire Frangais-Latin-Chinois, de la langue Mandarine parlee. I, 459 pp., 1869; vol.

II, 1872, 4to. II has the separate title: Appendice du dictionnaire Frangais-Latin-Chinois, and is composed of essays on various sub- jects relating to China. 82 MACLAY, E. And BALDWIN, C. C, Alphabetic dictionary of the Chinese language, in the Foo- chow dialect.

Foochow, 1871, 1107 pp., 8vo. Eecorder, III, p. 132: Phoenix, I, p. 11 83 STENT, G. C, A Chinese and English vocabulary in the Pekingese dialect.

Shanghai, 1871, 8vo.; smaller edition: A Chinese and English pocket dictionary. Shanghai, 1874, 8vo. Eecorder, V, p. 84 DOOLITTLE, J., Vocabulary and handbook of the Chinese language. Foochow, 1872, 2 vols,, 4to. See_ China Eeview, I, p. I is an English-Chinese vocabulary; Vol.

II contains useful lists and transla- tions by various authors. 85 DOUGLAS, C, A Chinese and Enghsh dictionary of the vernacular or spoken language of Amoy with the principal variations of the Chang-chew and Chin-chew dialects. London, 1873, lex. 8vo., XIX, 612 pp. Without Chinese characters.

See China Eeview, II, p. 129; Triibner's Ee- cord, June, 1873; Chin, Eecorder, V, p. Centralblatt, 1874, p. 304, 86 GILES, H.

A., A dictionary of colloquial idioms in the Mandarin dialect. Shanghai, 1873, 4to. See North Ch. Herald, 1st Dec, 1873, p. 87 LEMAIEE, G, et GIQUEL, P., Dictionnaire de po- che Frangais-Chinois suivi d'un dictionnaire tech- nique des mots usites a I'arsenal de Foutcheou. Shanghai, 1874, 421 pp,, 12mo, See Chin.

Eecorder, V, p. 88 MOEEISON, W. T., An Anglo-Chinese vocabulary of the Ningpo dialect. Shanghai, 1876, XV, 559 pp., 8vo. See Chin, Eecorder, VII, p, 145-46. Dialogues, Handbooks, &c. 89 DUFAYEL, Eecueil de pieces utiles pour faciliter 12 I'etude et Tintelligence de la langue Chinoise.

Rouen, en XI fol. 90 MORRISON, R., Dialogues and detached sentences in the Chinese language with a free and verbal translation in English. Macao, 1816, 8vo. The pronunciation is in the Court dialect, 91 The English and Chinese student's assistant or col- loquial phrases, letters, &c. In Enghsh and Chi- nese.

Malacca, 1826, 8vo. Repos., XVIII, p. 92 DEAN, S., First lessons in Tie-chiu. Bangkok, 1841, 4to. See note to No, 69, 93 BRIDGMAN, E. C, Chinese ehrestomathy in the Canton dialect with English translation and notes.

Macao, 1841, 4to. Repos., XI, p. 94 WILLIAMS, S. W., Easy lessons in Chinese or progressive exercises to facUitate the study of that language, especially adapted to the Canton dialect. Macao, 1842, 8vo. Repos., XIV, p. 95 MEDHURST, W.

(sen.), Chmese dialogues. Shanghai, 1844; 2nd edition, 1861, 8vo. Repos., XIV, p.

96 — — Lessons in Chinese. Shanghai, 1846, 8vo. 97 Han-Tseu-Thso-Yao, Exercises progressifs sur les clefs et les phonetiques de la langue Chinoise, suivis de phrases familieres et de dialogues. Paris, 1845, 8vo. 98 THOM, R., The Chinese speaker or extracts from works written in the Mandarin language as spoken at Peking.

Ningpo, 1846, 8vo. Repos., XVI, p. There exists a Chinese edition in 4 vols., 16mo., without the translation, for Can- tonese. 13 99 EOCHET, L. De, Manuel pratique de la langue Clii- noise vulgaire contenant un choix de dialogues fa- mUiers, de diff^rents morceaux de litterature, pre- cedes d'une introduction grammaticale et suivis d'un vocabulaire. Paris, 1846, 8vo. 100 — — Textes faciles en langue Chinoise.

Paris, 1864, 12mo. 101 PILAY, STKENASSA, A manual for youth and stu- dents or Chinese vocabulary and dialogue, Ningpo dialect. Chusan, 1846, 8vo. 102 DEVAN, T. T., Beginner's first book in the Chinese language.

Canton vernacular. Hongkong, 1847, 8vo. 103 — ■ — The household companion and student's first assistant with many additions, corrections, &e. Hongkong, 1867, 8vo. In the Cantonese dialect. 104 HOBSON, B., Chinese dialogues in the Canton dia- lect with English translations.

Canton, 1850, 8vo. 105 LOBSCHEID, W., Spelhng and reading assistant for the Government schools of Hongkong. Hong- kong, 1850, 8vo. 106 — — Beginner's first book or vocabulary in the Canton dialect.

Hongkong, 1858, 8vo. 107 — — Tourist's guide and merchant's manual.

Hongkong, 1864, 8vo. 108 — — Select phrases and reading lessons in the Canton dialect.

Hongkong, 1864, 8vo. 109 EDKINS, J., Chinese conversations. Shanghai, 1852, 8vo.

110 — — Progressive lessons in the Chinese spoken language. Shanghai, 1862, 8vo.; 2nd edition, 1864; 3rd edition, 1869. Translated into German by J. Haas, Shang- hai, 1871, 8vo.

111 DOTY, E., Anglo-Chinese manual with romanized colloquial in the Amoy dialect. Canton, 1853, 8vo, XY, 214 pp. 14 112 Chinese manual, Recueil de phrases Chinoises eom- posees de 4 caracteres. London and Paris, 1854, fol. 113 BONNAY, S. W., A vocabulary with colloquial phrases in the Canton dialect. Canton, 1854, 8vo.

114 HBENISZ, S., A guide to conversation in the Eng- lish and Chinese languages. Boston, 1855, 8vo. 115 Chinese and EngUsh graduated reading, comprising a circle of knowledge in 200 lessons. Hongkong, 1856, 8vo.

116 DABEY, P., Guide des armees alUees en Chine ou dialogues en trois langues: Frangais, Anglais, Chinois; suivi d'un vocabulaire Chinois-FranQais- Anglais. Paris, 1859, 12mo. F., Hsin Ching-Lu, or book of experi- ments.

Hongkong, 1859, 3 vols., fol. 118 — — Yii-yen Tzti-erh Chi, A progressive course designed to assist the student of colloquial Chi- nese. London, 1867, with Peking syllabary and writing exercises, 4 vols,, 4to. See Notes and queries, I, p.

119 — — Wen-chien Tzii-erh Chi, A series of papers selected as specimens of documentary Chinese, with key. London, 1867, 2 vols., 4to.

120 T'ong Ting-kii, The Chinese and EngUsh instructor. Canton, 1862, 6 vols., 8vo. In Cantonese. 121 MACGOWAN, J., A collection of phrases in the Shanghai dialect, systematically arranged. Shang- hai, 1862, V, 193 pp., 8vo. 122 — — A manual of the Amoy colloquial. Hong- kong, 1869, 8vo., IV, 200 pp.

Eecorder, II, p. 64; Notes and queries, III, p. 123 Daily lessons for children in Chinese, 4to. I24 MAETIN, W.

A., Analytical reader. Shanghai, 1863, 8vo. 125 JULIEN, S., Ji-tch'ang-k'eou-t'eou-hoa, Dialogues 15 Chinoises k I'usage de I'ecole speciale des langues orientales, publies avec une traduction et un voca- bulaire. Paris, 1863, 8vo. 126 Dialogi latino-sinenses, Dialogues frangais-cliinois, alumni seminarii S. Josephi Tcheli meridio-orien- talis typis mandabant.

Hokien (Chili), 1864, 8vo. 127 Sau mang-yian, Tones of the Mandarin dialect are given in English and Chinese. Canton, 1865, 8vo. 128 RUBERY, H., Easy phrases in the Canton dialect.

Canton, 1866, 4to. I29 LANCTOT, B., Chinese and EngHsh phrase books. San Francisco, 2nd edition, 1867, 12mo. 130 WASSILYEFF, W., Chinese chrestomathy (in Rus- sian.) 131 ISAIAH, J., Chinese -Russian dialogues (in Rus- sian.) 132 HERVEY de SAINT-DENYS, Marquis d', Recueil de textes faciles et gradues en chlnois moderne. Paris, 1869, Svo. 133 BALDWIN, C.

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136 GILES, H. A., Chinese without a teacher. Shang- hai, 1872, Svo. See China Review, I, p. 137 MAYERS, W.

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Remusat, mel. 146 WESTON, S., An imperial poem in Chinese with a translation.

London, 1809, 8vo. 147 — — The Conquest of the Miao-tse, an imperial poem by Kien-lung. London, 1810, 8vo. 148 — — Fan-hy-cheu, a tale in Chinese and Eng- lish, with notes and a short grammar of the Chi- nese language. London, 1816, 8vo. 17 149 — — A Chinese poem, inscribed on porcelain, A.

1776, with a double translation and notes. London, 1816, 8vo. 150 KLAPKOTH, J., Inschrift des Yii, iibersetzt und erklart.

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152 — — The Chinese miscellany, consisting of ori- ginal extracts from Chinese authors in the native character. London, 1825, 4to., with plates. 153 REMUSAT, A., L'invariable milieu, ouvrage moral de Tseu-sse, en Chinois et en Mandchou, avec une version litterale latine, traduction frangaise et des notes; precede d'une notice sur les quatre livres moraux communement attribues a Confucius. Paris, 1817, 4to.; also in Vol. X of Notices et Ex- traits des MS. 154 DAVIS, Sir J. F., Hien -wan- shoo, Chinese moral maxims, with a free and verbal translation.

Lon- don, Macao, 1823, 8vo. 155 THOMS, P. P., Hua-tsien, Chinese courtship in verse, Chinese and Enghsh, to which is added an appendix treating of the revenue of China.

Lon- don, Macao, 1824, 8vo., p. Remusat, mel. Kurz, Das Blumenblatt. Gallen, 1836, 8vo. 156 JULIEN, S., Meng-tseu vel Mencium, inter Sinen- ses philosophos ingenio, doctrina nominisque clari- tate Confucio proximum, sinice edidit et latina in- terpretatione ad interpretationem tartaricam u- tramque recensita instruxit et perpetuo commen- tario sinicis deprompto illustravit.

Lutetiae Pa- risiorum, 1824-29, 2 vols., 8vo. Remusat, mel. 157 — — Le livre des recompenses et des peines, en 18 chinois et en frangais; accompagne de quatre cents legendes, anecdotes et bistoires. Paris, 1835, 8vo.

Translation of the Kan-ying-pien (see Wy- lie's notes, p. 179), reprinted without the legends, etc., with an English translation in Doolittle's vocabulary, II. 158 — — Lao-tseu-tao-te-king, Let livre de la voie et de la vertu, compose dans le VI siecle avant I'ere chretienne. Paris, 1842, 8vo.

See Wylie's notes, p. 159 — — Thsien-tseu-wen, le livre des mille mots. Paris, 1864, 8vo. 160 — — San-tseu-king ou Uvre de phrases de trois mots, en chinois, latin et en anglais.

Paris, 1864, 8vo. Reprinted in Turretini's Ban Zai Sau, vol. 161 HYACINTHE BITSHURIN, San-tsi-king translat- ed. Petersburg, 1829, 4to. (in Russian.) 162 KIDD, S., The 1,000 character classic, report of the Anglo-Chinese college, 1831.

163 SIEBOLD, P. Von, Tsian-dsu-wen sive 1,000 li- terae ideogr. Opus sinicum. Leyden, 1833, fol. Translated into German by J. Hoffmann, 1840. 164 NEUMANN, K.

F., Lehrsaal des Mittekeiches, ent haltend die Encyclopaedie der chinesischen Jugend und das Buch des ewigen Geistes und der ewigen Materie. Mtinchen, 1836, 4to. 165 PAUTHIER, G., Le Ta-hio, ou la grande etude, tra- duit en frangais, avec une version latine et le text chinois. Paris, 1837, 8vo. 166 — — Le Tao-te-king ou le livre revere de la Raison supreme et de la Vertu, par Lao-tseu.

Pa- ris, 1838, 8vo., 1st fasc. 167 — — L'inscription Syro-chinoise de Si-ngan-fou, monument nestorien, eleve en Chine I'an 781 et decouvert en 1625. Paris, 1858, 8vo. 19 168 THOM, R., Esop's fables, written in Chinese by the learned Mun Mooy Seen-shang. Canton, 1840, 4to.

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169 SHUCK, J. L., Portfolio chinensis, or a collection of authentic Chinese State Papers, illustrative of the history of the present position of affairs in China. Macao, 1840, 8vo.

And STRONACH, J., Esop's fables ren- dered iato Hok-kien and Tie-chiu colloquial. Sin- gapore, 1843, 3 parts, 8vo. Repos., XIII, p.

171 MEDHURST, W. (sen.), Ancient Chma, The Shoc- king or the historical classic. Shanghai, 1846, 8vo. 172 Monument et inscription de Si-gan-fou. Paris, 1849, 8vo. 173 GALLERY, J.

M., Si-ki ou memorial des rites, tra- duit pour la premiere fois du chinois. Turin, 1853, 4to. See jour, as., 4 ser., VIII, p. 174 JENKINS, B., The three character classic.

Shang- hai, 1860, 8vo. 175 — — The 1000 character classic. Shanghai, 1860, 8vo.

176 LEGGE, J., The Chinese classics, with a transla- tion, critical and exegetical notes, prolegomena and copious indexes. I, Confucian analects, Great learning and the doctrine of the Mean. Hong- kong, 1861, 8vo. See Pfizmayer, Lit. Centralbl., 1865, No. 1399; Max Miiller, Chips I, p. Mohl in jour, as, 5 ser., XVII, p.

II, The works of Mencius. Hongkong, 1861-62, 8yo. Centralbl., 1866, No. Ill, part 1 and 2, The Shooking. Hong- kong, 1865, 2 vols., 8vo.

105-183, translation of tlie an- nals of the Bamboobook, see Wylie's notes, p. IV, part 1 and 2, The She king or the book of poetry.

Hongkong, 1871, 2 vols., 8yo. Eitel, China Eeview, I, p. V, part 1 and 2, The Chun Tsew, with the Tso Chuen.

Hongkong, 1872, 8yo. 177 EOSNY, L. De, L'Epouse d' outre tombe, conte chi- nois. Paris, 1864, 16mo. Translation, 44 pp.; Chinese text, 31 pp. Story from the Lung-tu-kung-an. See jour, as., Fev.

178 HEEVEY de SAINT-DENYS, Marquis d', Le Li- sao, poeme du llle. Siecle avant notre ere, traduit et pubhe avec le texte original. Paris, 1870, 8vo. See Wylie's notes, p.

Centralbl., 1871, p. 109; China Eeview, I, p. PfizmayBr, No. 179 STENT, G. C, Chinese lyrics, J.

S., 1873; separately, Shanghai, 1873, 8vo. Translated into German verses by Adolf Seu- bert. Chine sische Gedichte. Leipzig, 1875, 16mo.; in Eeclam's Universal bi- bUothek, No. 179a McCLATCHIE, T., Confucian cosmogony, a trans- lation of sect. XLIX of the complete works of the philosopher Choo-foo-tze, with explanatory notes. Shanghai, 1874, 8vo., XVIII, 161 pp.

180 SCAEBOEOUGH, W., A collection of Chinese pro- verbs, translated and arranged with an introduc- 21 tion, notes and copious index. Shanghai, 1875, XXXVI, 478 pp., 8vo. Recorder, VI, p.

Without Chinese Text. 181 NAVAEETTE, F. De, Spanish translation of the?3 >& ^ ^ ming-hsin-pau-tshien in his Tradados, 1676. See Hath, No. 182 INTOECETTA, P., HEEDTEICH, C, EOUGE- MONT, F., COUPLET, P., Confucius Sinarum philosophus, sive scientia sinensis latine exposita.

Tabula chronologica sinensis monar- chiae. Parisiis, 1687, fol. Translation of Ta-hsio, Tshung-yung and Lun-yii. The appended chronology is by Couplet, see No. 183 NOEL, F., Sinensis imperii hbri classici sex, nimi- lum adultorum schola, immutabile medium, hber sententiarum, Mencius, filialis observantia, parvu- lorum schola, e sinico idiomate in latinum tra- ducti. Pragae, 1711, fol. This contains a latin translation, besides the four books of the Hsiau-tshing and the Hsiau-hsio.

See Wyhe's notes, p. French by Pluquet, Les livres classiques de I'empire de la Chine. Paris, 1783-86, 7 vols., 16mo. 184 PEEMAEE, J. H., Tchao-chi-cou-eulh ou rOrphe- lin de la maison de Tchao, tragedie chinoise.

Pa- ris, 1755, 12mo. Also in Du Halde's Descr,, III, p. 339; Eng- 22 lish in Miseell. To China, I, p. Compare Voltaire's versification of Premare's translation and Julien's, No.

185 PERCY, T., Hau kiou chuan or the pleasing history of Hau kiou. London, 1761, 4 vols., 8vo. Translation of the novel f^ M M hau-t'shiu- tshuan, see WyHe's notes, p. Leipzig, 1766, Bvo.; new edition: Tieh und Pinsing, era chinesischer FamUienroman von Haoh-kjoh. Bremen, 1869, Bvo.; French by Eidous. Lyon, 1766, 4 vols., 12mo., and Paris, 1828, 12mo.; Dutch, Ams- terdam, 1767, 12mo. 186 GAUBIL, A., Le Chouking, un des livres sacres des Chinois, qui renferme les fondements de leur an- cienne histoire.

Eevu et eorrige par M. De Guig- nes.

Paris, 1770, 4to. 1st part,, Yti-ehong, translated into German, as. Magaz., I, p.

187 AMIOT, P., Eloge de la ville de Moukden et de ses environs, poeme compose par Kien-long, empe- reur de la Chine. Paris, 1770, Bvo. 2; Klaproth, Mem. A I'Asie, III, p. 188 — — Art militaire des Chinois, ou recueil d'an- ciens traites sur la guerre, revu et puhUe par M. Paris, 1772, 4to.; 2nd edition, 1782; also in Mem.

Cone, VII and VIII, p. See Wylie's notes, p. 189 CIBOT, Ta-hsio and Tshung-yung, translated into French, Mem. 436, 459, 1776. 190 MAILLA, J.

De, Histoire generale de la Chi- ne ou annales de cet empire, traduites du Tong- kien-kang-mou, pubHees par M. I'abbe Grosier.

Paris, 1777, 12 vols., 4to. 23 Translation of the 'M&MB t'ung-tshien- kang-mu, see Wylie's notes, p.

191 LEONTIEF, A., Description of cities, revenue, etc. Of the Chinese empire, translated into Eussian from the Chinese geography. Petersburg, 1778, 8vo.

German in Busching's Mag., XIV, p. 192 — — Sy-chou-ghei to yest tshetyrie knighi (the four books with commentaries from the Chinese and Mantshu.) St. Petersburg, 1780, 8vo. (in Eussian.) 193 — — Translation of the statutary rules of the Li-fan-yiian. Petersburg, 1790, 8vo.

(in Eus- sian.) 194 EOSSOTSCHIN, Altaische Gebirgsbeschreibung aus dem Chinesischen. Beitr., I, p. 195 Hiao king ou livre canonique sur la piete filiale, Mem. 196 AGAEONOFF, A., Translation of the Sacred edict. Petersburg, 1788, 8vo. (in Eussian.) See Wylie's notes, p. 197 Das Buch des Fo aus der chinesischen Sprache in Samml, as.

Originalschr, I. Zurich, 1791. Trans- lated from Deguignes Hist, des Huns. 198 JACQUES, P., Entretiens d'un lettre chinois et d'un docteur Europeen sur la vraie idee de Dieu, Lettr.

Et cur., XXV, p. See Wylie's notes, p.

199 GEAMMONT, J. De, Testament de Khanghy, tra- duit et enrichi de notes, Mag. 200 Fragmente einer chinesischen Comodie iibersetzt, As.Mag., I, p. 201 STAUNTON, Sir G.

T., Ta tsiug leu lee, being the fundamental laws and a selection from the sup- 24 plementary statutes of the penal code of China. London, 1810, 4to. Bridgman, Chin.

Eepos., II, p. 10; Wylie's notes, p. Benouard de St, Croix. Paris, 1812, 2 vols., 8vo. 202 — — Translations from the original Chinese with notes. Canton, 1815, 8vo.

Contains mostly official documents, 18 des- patches from 1795-1805. Also as appendix to the following work. 203 — — Narrative of the Chinese embassy to the Khan of the Toungouth Tartars, in the years 1772, 73, 74 and 75, by the Chinese ambassador. Lon- don, 1821, 8vo. See Journal des Savans, 1821, p.

260, and compare P. 148; Mtiller, Samml. Gesch., I, p.

Ee- musat, Mel. 204 — — Extracts from Peking gazettes. Transact, of R. A, S., I, part II, p. 254-258; also sep., 1828, 4to, 205 MORRISON, R., Horae sinicae, translations from the popular literature of the Chinese. London, 1812, 8vo, _ Translation of the ri ^ M san-tsy-tshing, the Jz # ta-hsio and miscellaneous frag- ments, repubhshed by Montucci in Pa- rallels.

206 — ' — On government with sincerity. Jour,, II, p.

207 — — Testament of Kiakhing. Glea- ner, XV; also As. Journ., XI, p. 525, French by Landresse, J, as., I, p, 175-181. 208 — — Translation of a singular proclamation. A, S., I, p, 44, 1824, 209 DAVIS, Sir J, F,, San-yii-low, the three dedicated 25 rooms, a tale translated from the Chinese. Can- ton, 1815, 8vo.

Also in Sir J. Davis, Chinese novels. Bemusat, Contes chinois. 210 — — Lao-seng-urh, or an heir in his old age, a Chinese drama. London, 1817, 12mo.

R^musat, Contes chinois, No. Eemusat, Mel. Translated from the% A W @ ffl Ytian-jen pai-tshung-t'shii, see Wylie's notes, p. 206>211 — — Chinese novels, translated from the origi- nals, to which are added proverhs and moral ma- xims, collected from their classical books and other sources. London, 1822, 8vo.

Contains: The shadow in the water, The twin sisters. The three dedicated chambers. Eemusat, Contes chiriois, No. Eemusat, Mel. 212 — — The fortunate union, a romance with notes; Han-koong-tsew, or the sorrows of Han, a Chiaese tragedy. London, 1829, 2 vols., 8vo.

French by Guillard d'Arcy. Paris, 1842, 8vo. The novel is a translation of the fif ^ M Hau-t'shiu-tshuan, see Wylie's notes, p. 163; compare the translation of the same novel by Percy (No. 185.) The tragedy is taken from the:3c A '5 ® ft Ytian-jen pai-tshung t'shii, see Wy- lie's notes, p. See Klaproth, J., Eeponse a quelques passa- ges de la preface du roman chinois Hao- khieou-tchouan traduit par J. Paris, 1830, 8vo.

26 213 E:^MUSAT, a., Le livre des recompenses et des peines, avec des notes et des eclaircissements. Paris, 1816, 8vo. Eetranslated by S. 214 — — Description du royaume de Gamboge, par un voyageur chinois, precede d'une notice chrono- logique sur le meme pays, extraite des annales de la Chine. Paris, 1819, 8vo.

Translation of the!R H M ± IB tshen-Ia-feng t'u-tshi, see Wylie's notes, p. Also in Nouv. Annales des voy.

Ill, and in Nouv. 215 — — Histoire de la ville de Khotan, tiree des annales de la Chine. Paris, 1820, 8vo. 216 — ■■ — Eelation de I'expedition d'Hou langou au travers de la Tartarie, traduite du chinois. 217 — — Sur quelques peuples du Tibet et de la Boukharie, traduit du Ma Touan-lin; ibid, I, p. 218 — — Ju-kiao-li ou les deux cousines.

Roman chi- nois. Paris, 1826, 2 vols., 12mo. Iulien's translation of the same novel, No. 219 — — Contes chinois, traduits par M.

Davis, Thoms, le P. D'EntrecoUes, etc., publics par A. Paris, 1827, 3 vols., 16mo.

In German, Leipzig, 1827, 8vo. 220 -r- — Poe-koue-ki ou relation des royaumesboud- dhiques, voyage dans la Tartarie, etc.; ouvrage posthume revu, complete et augmente par J. Klap- roth et Landresse. Paris, 1886, 4to. The original is the -j^ B Ifi Fo-kuo-tshi, see Wylie's notes, p. Calcutta, 1848, 8vo.; also in Charton's voyageurs anc. Et mod., I, 1862.

Sykes in Journ. S-, VI, 1841. Eemusat, Histoire de Khotan, p. 221 FEESNEL, F., Hoa-thou-youen-tchouen ou histoire de la caste peinte, roman en seize livres. Only translation of the first two chapters.

222 MILNE, W. C, The sacred edict.

London, 1817, 8vo.; 2nd ed., Shanghai, 1870, 8vo. Translation of the MWMW Sheng-yii-kuang- hsiin, see Wylie's notes, p. Eepos., I, p. Eemusat, Mel. 223 THOMS, P. P., The affectionate pair or the history of Sung-kin, a Chinese tale, London, 1820, 8vo. Eemusat, Contes chinois.

224 BAEGINET, A., Histoire veritable de Tchen Tcheou- li, mandarin lettr6. Paris, 1822, 8vo.

225 LIPOFZOFF, E., History of the Ming dynasty, translated into Eussian. Petersburg, 1823, 2 vols., 8vo. 226 — — Institutions of the Li-fan-yuan. Pe- tersburg, 1824, 4to. (in Eussian.) 227 SCHOTT, W., Werke des tschinesischen Weisen Kung-fu-dsti und seiner Schiiler. Halle, 1826, 8vo., and Berlin, 1832, 8vo. Klaproth, Dr.

Schott's vorgebHche Uebersetzung der Werke des Confucius aus der Ursprache. Leipzig, 1828, 8vo.; C. Landresse, Eeflexions sur I'ouvrage intitule Werke, etc. Paris, 1828, 8vo. 228 COLLIE, D., The Chinese classical works, com- monly called the four books. Malacca, 1828. 229 KLAPEOTH, J., Fookoua siriak ou traite sur I'ori- gine des richesses du Japon, ti-aduit du chinois.

Paris, 1828, 8vo. 28 230 — — Description de la Kussie, traduite du chi- nois, Mem.

231 — — Description du Tubet, traduite du chinois en russe par le p. Hyacinthe et du russe en fran- §aisparM., soigneusement revue et eorrigee sur I'original chinois. Paris, 1831, 8vo.

See Wylie's notes, p. 52, and Hyacinthe's original translation, No. 232 — — Aper§u general des trois royaumes, traduit du Japonais-chmois. Paris, 1832, 8vo. 233 HYACINTHE BITCHOUEIN, Opissanie tibeta w nyniesbnem yewo sostoyanii (description of Tibet in its actual state.) St. Petersburg, 1828, 8vo., vdth map and a coloured lithograph of the great buddhist temple at Hlassa (in Eussian.) Translation of the W MMM wei-tsang-t'u- tshy, see WyUe's notes, p. 52, and Klap- roth, No.

234 — — Opissanie pekina i yewo okrestnostei (Des- cription of Peking and its environs.) 'St. Peters- burg, 1829, 8vo., with plan (in Eussian.) Translation of part of the;S S ti ^ t'shen- ytian-tshy-Ho. French by Ferry de Pigny. Petersburg, 1829, 8vo., 175 pp. 235 — — Istoriya pervykh tshetyrokh khanu iz do- ma Tsingissova (History of the first four Khans of the house of Chinghiskhan.) St. Petersburg, 1829, 8vo., 440 pp. The first three chapters of the Yuan-shy and the Kang-mu.

236 — — Opissanie djungarii i vostotshnova turkes- tan w drevnem i nyneishnem sostoyanii (Descrip- tion of Dsungaria and oriental Turkestan in their old and modern state.) St. Petersburg, 8vo., 270 pp. (in Eussian.) Translation of the W:l^ M E il hsi-yii-wen- tshien-lu, see Wylie's notes, p. 29 287 — — Istoriya tibeta i khukhtmora (History of Tibet and Kukunoor.) St. Petersburg, 1835, 2 vols., 8vo., 516 pp., -with map (in Russian.) Translated from the Chinese, to the year 1227. 238 BROSSET, Relation du pays de Ta-ouan. Paris, 1829, 8vo.

239 KIDD, S., The thousand character classic. Ma- lacca, 1829. Supplement to the report of the Anglo-Chi- nese college.

240 LACHAEME, P., Confucii Chi-king sive liber car- minum. Lacharmi interpretatione edidit J. Stuttgartiae et Tubingae, 1830, 8vo. Eiiekert, Schi-king, chinesische Lieder gesammelt von Confucius. Al- tona, 1838, 8vo.; Gesammelte Werke, Vol. Cramer, Schi-king oder chinesische Lie- der. Crefeld, 1844, 8vo.

241 JULIEN, S., Thse-hiong-hiong-ti ou les deux freres de sexe different, nouvelle traduite du chinois. Paris, 1830, 4to. Also as appendix to L'orphelin de la Chine (No. 263, and in Les Avadanas (No.

242 — — Teng-ta-yin-kuei-touan-kia-sse, nouvelle. Gazette litteraire de 9, 16, et 23 Dec. 243 — — Hoei-lan-ki ou I'histoire du cercle du craie, drame en prose et en vers. London, 1832, 8vo. 244 — — Tchao-chi-kou-eul ou Torphelin de la Chi- ne, drame en prose et en vers.

Paris, 1834, 8vo. Contains also La mort de Tong-tcho (from the San-kuo-tshy); Hing-lo-tou ou la peinture mysterieuse; Tse-hiong-hiong- ti (No. 241); and Poesies chinoises, all to be found in Les Avadanas, No.

Compare Premare, No. So 245 — — Blanche et Bleue ou les deux couleuvres- fees, roman chinois. Paris, 1834, 8vo. 246 — — Eesume des principaux traStes chinois sur la culture des muriers et I'education des vers a soie. Paris, 1837, 8vo.

Lindner, Stuttgart und Tu- bingen, 1837, 8vo.,- 2nd ed., 1844, 8to.; Italian by M. Bonafous, Torino, 1837, 8vo.; English, Washington, 1838, 8vo.; Eussian, St. Petersburg, 1840; Greek, Paris, 1847, 8vo. Reichenbach, Ueber Seidenraupen- zucht in China Mimchen, 1867, 8vo.; Isid.

DeirOro, L'educazione dei bachida seta. Milano, 1870, 16mo. See Wylie's notes, p, 76.

247 — — Tao-sse ou le livre de la purete et de la tranquUlite. See Jaquet, J. 544-599; Julien's reply, ibid. Mars 1838, p. 248 — — Notices sur les pays et les peuples etran- gers, tirees des geographies et des annales chin., J.

S6r., VIII, p. 249 — — Voyages des pelerins bouddhiques, vol. I: histoire de la vie de Hiouen-Thsang et de ces voy- ages dans rinde. Paris, 1853, 8vo. II and III, Memoires sur les contrees occidentales.

Paris, 1856-58, 2vols.,8vo. See Wylie's notes., p.

Appendix to Vol. Ill, Vivien de St. Martin, Memoire analytique sur la carte de I'Asie centrale et de I'lnde, construite d'apres le Si-yu-ki et les autres relations des premiers siecles de notre ere pour les voyages de Hiouen-Thsang. Avec une carte. 31 Reviews: Hoffmann, Tijdschrift voor de taal- land-en volkenkunde, 1854; J. S., XVI, London, 1856; A.

Schiefner, Mel. Petersburg, 1856; Ba- ron d'Eckstein, J. Serie, X., 1857; Max MiiUer, Buddhism and buddhist pilgrims, Times, April 17 and 20, 1857; also in Chips I, p. S., XVII, London, 1860; L. De Eosny, Hiouen-Thsang, moine boud- dhiste, Varietes Orientales, Paris, 1868. Anderson, An attempt to iden- tify some of the places mentioned in the itinerary of Hiouen-Thsang, J. Of Beng., XVI.

Calcutta, 1847. Kittoe, Notes on places in the province of Behar, supposed to be those described by Chy Fa-hian; ibid, XVI. Cunningham, Verification of the itinerary of the Chinese pilgrim Hiouen-Thsang through Afganistan and India; ibid, XVII, 1848. — — Verification of the itinerary of Hio- uen-Thsang through Asia and India, ibid. Fergusson, On Hiouen-Thsang's journey from Patna to Balabbi, J.

S., VI, part 2. London, 1873.

YULE, Hwen-Thsang's account of the principalities of Tokhoristan, etc., ibid. 250 — — La visite de I'esprit du foyer a Ju-kong. Paris, 1854, 8vo. Eeprint of one of the legends of No.

157; also in Les Avadanas, No. 251 — — Histoire et fabrication de la porcelaine chi- noise. Ouvrage traduit du chinois. Accompagne de notes et d'additions par M. Salvetat et aug- ments d'un memoire sur la porcelaine du Japon, 32 traduit du japonais par J. Paris, 1856, 8vo., 320 pp.

Carte de la Chine indiquant Tem- placement des manufactures de porcelaine ancien- nes et modernes, 14 planches. Translation of the Tshing-te-tshen T'au-lu in 4 vols. 262 — — Notice historique de Ma Touen-Kn sur rinde, J. As., X; also in Mel. 253 — — Les Avadanas, contes et apologues indiens inconnus jusqu'a ce jour; suivis de fables, de poesies et de nouvelles chinoises. Paris, 1859, 3 vols., 16mo., published with the title: apolo- gues indiens traduits sur une ancienn« version chinoise, Eevue orient, et am., I, p. Ill also in the librairie Hachette.

The appendix the same as in Tchao-chi-kou- eul, No. The avadanas are translated from the cyclo- paedia Yti-lin, see No. 254 — — Les deux jeunes-fiUes lettrees, roman chi- nois. Paris, 1860, 2 vols., 12mo. The original is ^ ^^^ M ping-shan-leng- yen, see WyHe's notes, p. 255 — — Si-siang-ki ou I'histoire du pavilion d'occi- dent, Comedie-opera en 16 actes.

Paris, 1861, 8vo. The first seven acts also in I'Europe litterai- re, the whole reprinted in Atsume gusa, recueil publie par F. Turretiai, the Chi- nese text of the poetical part is given. 256 — — Yu-kiao-li ou Les deux cousines, roman chinois.

Paris, 1864, 2 vols., 12mo. 218, Wylie's notes, p. For a vocubulary of difficult expressions found in this novel, see Julien's syntaxe Bouvelle, vol. 33 257 — — Documents bistoriques sur les Tou-kioue (Turcs) extraits du Pien-i-tien, J. As., 6 ser., Ill, p. 325, 490; IV, p.

242*, 391-430; also Paris, 1864, 8vo. German, Ausland, 1866, No. 258 NEUMANN, K. F., History of the pii-ates who in- fested the Chinese sea from 1807 to 1810.

Lon- don, 1831, 8vo. 259 — — Translations from the Chinese and Arme- nian. London, 1831, 8vo.

260 — — Catechism of the Shamans or the laws and regulations of the priesthood of Buddha in China. London, 1831, 8vo. German in Zeitschr. TheoL, IV, 1834. Morrison, Ch. Kepos., t, p.

261 — — Pilgerfahrten buddhistischer Priester nach Indien. Berlin, 1833, 8vo. Translation of the 5th chapter of the Lo-yang t'shia-lan-tshi, see Wylie's notes, p. 44; see also Beal, No. English by C.

London, 1874, 8vo. 262 — — Mexico im 5 Jahrh. Unserer Zeitrechnung nach chinesischen Quellen. Miinchen, 1845, 8vo.

Schott, Berl. Krit., 1846; J. 263 SLADE, J,, Kecord of the pacification of the seas.

Canton register, XI, No. 264 PAUTHIEE, G., Memoire sur I'origine et la propa- gation de la doctrine du Tao, trad, du chinois. Paris, 1831, 8vo.

265 — — Notice sur Tile de Ceylon, J. As., Avril, 1836. See Julien, Lettre a M. Le redacteur du jour- nal asiatique. 266 — — Les livres sacres de I'Orient, comprenant le Chouktng, les Sse-chou, les lois de Menou et le Koran.

Paris, 1840, fol. 34 267 — — Examen de faits qui coneernent le Thian- tchou ou I'^ade, traduits du Wen-hien-thong- khao. Paris, 1840, 8vo, See Wylie's notes, p. 55- See Julien, Examen critique de quelques pages de chinois relative a I'lnde, tra- duites par G. 268 — — Confucius et Mencius, les quatre livres de philosophie morale et politique de la Chine.

Pa- ris, 1841, 8vo. Crefeld, 1844, 8vo. 269 — — Documents statistiques et officiels sur I'em- •pire de la Chine, traduits du Chinois.

Paris, 1841, 8vo. 270 — — Documents officiels chinois sur les amhas- sades etrangeres envoyees pr^s de I'empereur de la Chine. Paris, 1843, 8vo. 271 — — Histoire des relations politiques de la Chi- ne, avec les puissances occidentales, depuis les temps les plus anciens jusqu'a nos jours. Paris, 1859, 8vo.

272 — — Proclamations du mandarin Ye et du vice- roi Ho, ordonnant la liberte du culte catholique en Chine. Paris, 1860, 8vo. 273 — — Memoire secret adresse a I'empereur Hien- foung, actuellement regnant, par un lettre chi- nois, sur la conduite a suivre avec les puissances europeennes. Paris, 1860, 8vo. 274 — — Ceremonial observe dans les fetes et les grandes receptions a la cour de Koubilai-khan, trad, du chinois, Eevue de I'Orient, XIV, 1862, p. Bowra, Notes and Queries, I, p.

275 — — Eelation du voyage de Kieou dans I'Asie centrale, trad, du chinois, J. 276 — — Voyage de Tchang-tchun-tseu a la Mongo- lie oecidentale, J.

As., 6 ser., IX, p. 35 277 — — et St. Denys, Marquis H. De, Bibliotheque orientale: chefs d'oeuvres litteraires de I'lnde, de la Perse, de I'Egypte et de la Chine. Paris, 1872, 2 vols, 8vo.

Contains a translation of the Shiking. 278 BEIDGMAN, E. C, Translation of the San-tze- king, Chin. Eepos., lY, p. 279 — — Tsien-tze-wen or Thousand character clas- sic, ibid, IV, p. 280 — — Translation of the Odes for children, ibid, IV, p.

281 — — Translation of the Hiau-king or filial duty, ibid, IV, p. 282 — — Translation of the part I and II of the Siau- hioh or primary lessons, ibid, V, p. 81, 305; VI, p. 185, 393, 562. See Wylie's notes, p.

283 Chinese account of India, translated from the Wan- hien-thung-kaou by Ma-touen-lin, J. Of Beng., VI, 1837. 284 BAZIN, A., Theatre chinois ou choix de pieces de theatre composees sous les empereurs mongols, trad, pour la premierefois. Paris, 1838, 8vo. Translation of four pieces taken from the col- lection Yilan-jen pai-tshung-t'shti, see Wylie's notes, p. Williams, Chin. Eepos., XVIII, p.

113, with an English translation of the 2nd piece. An extract is given in the Ch.

Eepos., I, April 1864. Bazin, le siecle des Youen, No. 285 — — Le Pi-pa-ki ou I'histoire du luth, drame chinois. Paris, 1841, 8vo. 286 EEGIS, P., Y-king, antiquissimus Sinarum liber quem ex latina interpretatione P. Eegis aliorum- que ex soc.

Stuttgartiae et Tubingae, 1839, 2 vols., 8vo. 36 287 PA VIE, T., Choix de contes et nouvelles, trad, du chinois. Paris, 1839, 8vo. Translation of seven histories taken from the Tshin-ku-tshi-kuan, Lung-tu-kung-an and Hsi-yu-tshi, see G.

Olyphant, Chin. Eepos., XX, p. _ ^ 288 — — San-koue-tchy, Ilan kouroun i pithe. His- toire des trois royaumes, roman histonque traduit sur les textes chinois et mandchou. Paris, 1845- 51, 2 vols., 8vo. These 2 vols, only extend to the 44th chap- ter, see Wylie's notes, p.

289 WILLIAMS, S. W., Translation of a baUad on pick- ing tea. Eepos., VIII, p. 290 SLOTH, (THOM, E.), Lasting resentment of Miss Wang-kiaou-lwan, a Chinese tale. Canton, 1839, 8vo. Bottger, Wang-kiaou-loan oder die blutige Eaehe einer jungen Frau.

Leipzig^^ 1847, 8vo. Eepos., VIII, p. Taken from the collection Tshin-ku- tshi-kuto in 12 vols. 291 HOFFMANN, J., Tsian dsti wen oder Buch von 1000 Wortem, aux dem Chinesischen mit Beriick- sichtigmig der-,Koraischen und Japanischen Ue- bersetzung ins-, Deutsche ubertragen. Leiden, 1840, 4to..'

■■ 292 BIOT, E., Tradiiction et examen d'un ancien ouv- rage chinois intitule Tcheou-pei, J. As.: Juin, 1841.

See Wylie's notes, p. 293 — _ — Tchou-chou-ki-nien ou tablettes chronolo- giques du livre ecrit sur bambou, J. As., 4 s6r., XVIII, p. See Wylie's notes, p. 294 — — Le Tchou-li ou rites des Tchou, tableau des institutions et de I'etat social de la Chine.

Paris, 1851, 2 vols., 8vo. 37 See Wylie's notes, p. 4, 295 S., J. L., Sketch of Kwanyin, the Chinese goddess of mercy, translated from the Sow shinke, Chin., Repos., X, p. 186, 1841-42. 296 Kin-shen, The rambles of the emperor Ching-tih in Kiang-nan, with a preface by J. London, 1843, 2 vols., 8vo.

297 LAMIOT, L., Description de la province chinoise de Sse-tchouen, traduite et resumee du Tay-tsing- tong-tchy. 298 — — Esqnisse du Sy-yu on des pays a I'ouest de la Chine, traduite et resumee du chinois. Paris, 1852, 8vo.

299 GUTZLAFF, K., Sprtiche und Erzahlungen aus dem chinesischen Hausschatze. 300 — — Pamphlets published by the insurgents, ibid, VII, p.

301 LOWEIE, W. M., Readings in Chinese poetry, translation of 2 odes from the Shi-king, Chin. Repos., XVI, p. 302 MEDHUEST, W.

(sen.), The Chinaman abroad or a desultory account of the Malayan archipelago. Shanghai, 1849, 8vo.

Chinese miscell., No. 2; Wyhe's notes, p. 53, 303 — — Dissertation on the silk manufacture and the culture of the mulberry., Shanghai, 1849, 8vo. Chinese miscell. 3; Wylie's notes, p. 304 — — General description of Shanghai and its environs.

Shanghai, 1850, 8vo. Translation of the principal matters in the Shang-hai hsien-tshy, Ch.

305 — — Translations from the Peking gazettes dur- ing the years 1853-56. Shanghai, 1858, 8vo, Appeared first in N.

Herald and afterwards in successive volumes of the Shanghai almanac for 1854-57. O8 306 WADE, T.

F., Japan, a chapter from the Hae-kwoh- t^u chi or illustrated notice of countries beyond the seas. Hongkong, 1850, Bvo. Also in Chin. Eepos., XIX, p. 307 HILLIEE, 0. B,, Translation of the Ta-heo classic, the great lesson of life.

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308 PHZMAYEE, A., Das Li-sao und die neun Ge- sange. Zwei chinesische Dichtungen aus dem 3. Jahrhundert vor der christl. Wien, 1852, fol. Translation of the first 2 poems of the Tsu- sy, see Wylie's notes, p. 309 — — Gedichte aus der Sammlung der 10,000 Blatter. Wien, 1872, 4to.

310 — Denkwurdigkeiten von den Priichten Chi- nas. Wiss., Wien, hist. KL, 1874, No. 311 — — Denkwurdigkeiten von den Insekten Chi- nas, ibid, No.

312 BOWEING, Sir J. C, Stanzas from the Chinese, Chin. Eepos., XX, p. 313 — — Hwa Tsien Ki, the flowery scroll, a Chi- nese novel. London, 1868, 8vo.

See Notes and Queries, III, p. 15; Saturday Eeview, Nov.

This is only a translation from the Dutch of G. 314 GINGELL, W. E., The ceremonial usages of the Chinese, B. 1121, as described in the 'Insti- tutes of the Chow dynasty strung as pearls.' London, 1852, 107 pp., 4to. See.Wylie's notes, p. 815 EDKINS, J., Tseay-heue, the borrowed boots, in Chinese conversations, Shanghai, 1852, p.

1; also in China Eeview, TI, p. From the collection of dramatical pieces tshui-pai-t'shiu, see Wylie's notes, p. 3a 316 — — A buddhist sliastra, translated from the Chinese, with an analysis and notes, J. Of S'hai lit, soc, p. 107-128, 1858. The Chinese name of this abidliarma is yi- shu-lu-ka-lnn, see Wylie's notes, p. 317 WYLIE, A., Translation of the T'sing wan k'i mnng, a Chinese grammar of th^ Mandslm tartar language, Shanghai, 1855, 8vo.

See also nnder XVI, Mandshu. 318 MALAN, S. C, The threefold San-tze-king or the triliteral classic of China, as issued, 1, by Wang- po-keou; 2, by protestant missionaries in that country; and 8, by the rebel-chief Tae-ping.

London, 1856, 8vo. 319 EOSNY, L. Db, Le livre de la recompense des bien faits secrets. Paris, 1856, 8vo; and in Annales de philosophie chretienne, 4 ser, XIV. See Wylie's notes, p. 320 — — Notices sur les lies de I'Asie orientale, ex- trait des ouvrages chinois et japonais. Paris, 1861, 8vo.

— — Extraits du Ti-tou-tsoung-yao relatifs aux peuples etrangers de la Chine, Mem. D'ethnogr., 1873, map. 322 — — San-tsai-tou-hoei, Les peuples de I'lndo- chine et des pays voisins, notices ethnographi- ques trad, du chinois. D'ethnogr., VI, 1874; also Poissy, 1875, 8yo.

323 ZWETKOFF, P., The inscription of Si-an-fu. Mission, III, No, 8, 1857 (in Eus- sian.) 324 St. DENYS, Marquis d'H de, Poesies de I'epoque des Thang, trad, du chinois, avec une etude sur I'art poetique en Chine. Paris, 1862, 8vo.

Part of the ku t'ang shy, Wylie's notes, p. 325 — — Ethnographie des peuples etrangers de 40 Ma-touan-lin, trad, du Chinois. In 'Atsume Gusa,' recueil publ.

Geneve, 1872, 4to., fasc. 326 BIRCH, S., Chinese romance, the Elfin Fox, Ch. Repos., I, Sept. 327 — — The casket of gems, The Phoenix, I, 69, 88, 105; also, London, 1872, 8vo. 328 PLATH, J. H,, Proben chinesischer Weisheit, nach dem Chinesischen des Ming-sin-pao-tsien.

Miin- chen, 1863, 8vo. 329 GRIJS, 0. De, Geregteliike Geneeskunde. Van Kunsten en Wetensch., Vol. Batavia, 1863. Translation of hsi-yiian-lu on medical juris- prudence, Wylie's notes, p. 330 Lui-fung-ta, Thunder-peak pagoda or the story of Han-wan and the white serpent, Ch.

Repos., I, Feb. 331 DELAMARRE, I'abbe, Histoire de la dynastie des Ming, composes par I'empereur Khianloong, trad, du Chinois. Paris, 1865, 4to., 1st vol. Continuation to Mailla's history. 332 AUBARET, Histoire et description de has Cochin- chine, trad, du texte chinois. Paris, 1865, 8vo, 333 PALLADIUS, 0., Ancient mongol narrative of the hfe of Chinghizkhan, translated from the Yiian- t'shau pi-shy, Russ. Mission, IV, No.

1, 1866 (in Russian.) See Chin. Recorder, V, p.

334 — — Si-yii-ki, journey of the buddhist monk Chang-chun to the west; ibid, No. 2 (in Russian.) 335 — — ■ Translation of the diary of Cheng Tchui, 1248, in Records of Sib. Irkutsk, 1867, X, XI, p. 582 (in Russian.) 336.

— — The journey of the Chinese traveller Chang- te-hui from Peking to the summer residence of Kublai in western Mongolia in 1248; ibid, 1874 (in Russian.) il English by E. Schuyler, Geogr. Magazine, Jan. 337 — — Ancient Chinese narrative of the life of Chinghiskhan, translated from the Chinese Tshin- tsheng-lu, Oriental Magazine, I, No. 3, 1872 (in Russian.) See Chin. Recorder, VI, p.

338 CHALMERS, J., Translations from Chinese poetry, Notes and Queries I, p. 8; China Re- view, I, p. 339 — — The speculations of the old philosopher.

London, 1868, 8vo. Translation of the Tau-te-tshing, see Wylie's notes, p.

173; Notes and Queries, II, p. Compare Julian, No.

158, 340 — — Confucian cosmogony, China Review, III, p. 341 Etiquette to be observed by officials in mutual inter- course, as prescribed and sanctioned by imperial authority. Notes and Queries, I, p. 342 EITEL, E.

J., Hiiieh pen kmg, translated; Ibid, II, 1868. 343 BOWRA, E.G., The dream of the red chamber, The China Magazine, Christmas vol., 1868, p. 1, 3, 33, 65,97,129; 1869, p. Translation of the first eight chapters of the Hung-lou-meng. 344 EVANS, E., Yuk-noo, the round head's daughter, a romance of 1600 years ago; Ibid, 1868, 5, p. 345 History of the Southern Sung, A translation. Chin, Recorder, I, p.

46, 103, 137, 160, 207, 229. 346 LEGGE, J., Chinese Classics, translated into Eng- lish with preliminary essays and explanatory notes. I: The life and teachings of Confucius. London, 1869, 8vo. II: The life and works of Mencius. London, 1875, 8vo. See Ausland, 1876, No.

347 BEAL, S., The travels of the bnddhist pagrims Fah-hian and Sung-yun. London, 1869, 8vo. The first part is a translation of the Fo-kuo- ki (comp. 220); the second part the same work as Neumann, No.

348 — — A catena of bnddhist scriptures from the Chinese. London, 1871, 8vo. See the Phoenix, I, p. 349 — — The sutra of 42 sections, J. See Wylie's Notes, p. 350 — — The diamond sutra; Ibid, n.

See Wylie's Notes, p. 351 — — The great paramitra heart sutra; Ibid, p. See Wylie's Notes, p. 352 — — The amithaba sutra; Ibid, II, p.

See Wyhe's Notes, p. 353 — — The legend of Dipankara Buddha, translat- ed from the Chinese; Ibid, VI, 1873. 354 — — The romantic history of Sakya Buddha, translated from the Sanskrit into Chinese by Dju- anakuta, and from the Chinese into English. London, 1874, 8vo.

355 STEAUSS, V. Von, Lao-Tse's Tab Te King, Aus dem Chinesischen in's Deutsche tibersetzt. Leip- sig, 1870, 8vo. 356 — — Lieder des Schiking.

Neue Monatsschrift f. Kritik Berlin, April, 1875. 357 PEENY, P., Proverbes chinois. Paris, 1870, 12mo. 358 Deathblow to corrupt doctrines, translated from the Chinese. Shanghai, 1870, 8vo. Translation of a paper circulated against mis- sionaries, see Chin.

Eecorder, III, p. ^ 43 359 The three brothers, a Chinese tale from the 11th century, China Mag., IV, 1870. 360 PLAENCKNEE, K. Von, Lao-tse Tao-te-king, der Wag zur Tugend. Leipzig, 1870, 8vo.

361 — — Confucius Ta-hio, die erhahene Wissen- schaft, aus dem Chinesischen tibersetzt und er- klart. Leipzig, 1874, XX, 358 pp., gr.

CentralbL, 1874. 362 No Cha, a Chinese fairy tale, China Mag., IV, p. 363 WAITERS, T., Discourse on heresy by a Chinese emperor, Chin. Recorder, IV, p. 364 PUINI, C, Novelle einesi tolte dal Lung-tu-kung- ngan e tradotte sull' originalle cinese. Piacenza, 1871, 8vo. Seven novels from the Lung-tu-kung-an, two of which were published 1867 in the Ri- vista orientale, Firenze.

365 CAROLL, C, A cure for jealousy. The Phoenix, I, p. 35, 65, 87, 112, 146, 184, 214; II, p. 366 MacCARTEE, D.

B., Translation of the inscription upon a stone tablet, J. Shang- hai, 1871, p. 367 The adventures of a Chinese giant, China Review, 1, p. 13, 71, 144, 220. 368 LISTER, A., A Chinese farce with an introduction; Ibid, I, p 26.

369 — — Rhymes from Chinese; Ibid, I, p. 370 WODEHOUSE, H. Wade on China, an unpublished state paper (translation); Ibid, I, p. 371 (PAY, Miss L. M.), The marriage of the emperor of China, translated from the official programme. Shanghai, 1872, 16mo.

372 Eulampius, Memoir of a Chinese on Annam, 1835, translated from the Chinese Oriental Mag., I, No. 2, 1872 (in Russian). 44 373 A translation of the Peking gazette for 1872. Shang- hai, 1873, 8vo; the same for 1873, 1874, Svc; 1874, 1875, 8vo.; for 1875 with complete index and genealogical table of the imperial family of China. Shanghai, 1876, 8vo. Appeared first in the North China Daily News. 374 BOEHM, G., Chinesische Lieder aus dem livre de jade von Judith Mend^s.

Miinchen, 1873, 16mo. 375 ALLEN, C.

E., The yotmg prodigy, a transla- tion, China Eeview, II, p. 21-29, 65-74, 133-144, 197-206, 261. 376 — — Tales from the Liao-chai-chih-yi; Ibid, II, p. 864-369; III, p.

18-23, 99-107, 142-149, 205- 219, 284-293. 377 BEOWN, Sei-yo-ki-bun, annals of Western Ocean, J. S78 MOULE, E. G., The obhgations of China to Europe in the matter of physical science, acknowledged by eminent Chinese, being extracts from the pre- face of Tseng Kwo-fan's edition of Euchd, J. 379 STENT, G. C, Fanning the grave and the wife tested. Shanghai, 1873, 8vo.

See China Eeview I, p. 380 — — Jen-kuei's Eeturn, a play. Shanghai, 1873, 8yo. 381 — — The Azalea (ballad), translated. China Eeview, II, p.

382 — — ■ The Jade chaplet in 24 beads, a collection of some ballads, etc. From Chinese. London, 1874. Centralbl., 1875, No. 383 ■ — — Meng-cheng's journey to the great wall (ballad), China Eeview, III, p. 114-119, 149-158. 384 — — Death and funeral of Mr.

Locust: Ibid, p. 385 — — The lamentations- and death of Ch'ung- chen; Ibid, IV, p. 45 386 GAEDNEE, C. T., Translation of an inscription on a tablet at Hangchow, J. S., IV, V, 21-32 387 POPOFP, P. S., The Tsung si ki lio translated into Eussian.

388 GILES, H. A., The San-tzti-ching or three cha- racter classic, and the Oh'ien-tzii-wen or thousand character essay, metrically translated. Shanghai, 1873, 8vo. See China Eeview, I, p. 389 — — A thousand character essay, China Eeview, II, p. 390 A translation of examination papers given at Wu- ch'ang, China Eeview, II, p. 391 TUEEETINI, F., Histoire des Taira, tiree du Nit- Pon Gwai-si, traduite du Chinois.

Geneve, 1875, II, 89 pp., 4to. 392 AEENDT, C, Das schone Madchen von Pao. Eine Erzahlung aus der Geschichte Chinas im 8. Deutschen Ges. 1875, Yokohama.

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394 McCLATCHIE, T., A translation of the Confucian I-king or Classic of change,- with notes and ap- pendix. Shanghai, 1876, 8vo. Philological Treatises. 395 WEBB, S., Historical essay on the probability that the language of the empire of China is the primi- tive language. London, 1669, 8vo. 46 396 MUELLER, A., Oratio dominica sinice et monumen- ti sinici quod A. 1625 in ipsa China erutum descriptio.

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401 — — Opuscula nonnuUa orientalia uno volumiue comprebensa. Francofurti ad Oderam, 1695, 4to., VI, 476 pp. 402 MENTZEL, K., Sylloge minutiarum lexici sinico- cbaracteristici. Norimbergae, 1685, 4to. Taken from Diaz, Vocabulario della letra china, MS.

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407 MASSON,_P., Dissertation critique ou Ton tache de faire voir I'utilite qu'on pent tirer de la langue chinoise pour I'intelligence de divers mot de I'an- cient testament. 408 BAYER, _T., De horis sinicis et cyclo horario com-; mentationes, ace. Ejusdem auctoris parergon sini- cum de calendariis sinicis. Petropoli, 1735, 4to. 409 FRERET, N., Reflexions sur la langue chinoise et sur la litterature chinoise. Acad, des inscr. Ill, p, 456-481.

410 HAUPT, J. F., Neue und voUstandige Auslegung des von Fohi hinterlassenen Buches Yi-king. Ros- tock, 1753, 8vo. 47 411 HOWELL, Essay on the Chinese language. Aber- deen, 1753, 8vo. 412 MAIRAN, db, Lettres au P.

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414 NEEDHAM, T., Epistola de inscriptione quadam egyptiaca Taurini inventa et charactericis egyp- tiis olim et sinis communibus esarata. Eomae, 1761, Bvo.

415 HYDE, T., Syntagma dissertationum cum appen- dice de lingua sinensi; ed. Oxonii, 1767, 2 vols., 4to. 416 SHARPE, G., De lingua sinensi aliisque linguis orientalibus. Oxonii, 1767, 4to. 417 PAUX, DB, Eecherches philosophiques sur les Egyp- tiens et les Chinois. Berlin, 1773, 2 vols., Bvo. EngHsh, London, 1795, Bvo.

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498 — ■ — ■ Triglot translation of the Syrian monu- ment of Si-ngan fu; ibid, XIV, p. 499 — — Philological diversions illustrating the word fung or wind as used in Chinese writings; ibid, XVIII, p. 500 MOKKISON, J. E., The Chinese written language; ibid.

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607 — — Specification of the term Pa hi; ibid, II, p. 608 — — The term Pi hia; ibid, II, p. 609 — — The Chinese word ma-tow; ibid, III, p. 610 — — Authenticity of Chinese records; ibid. 611 — — The name Fuh-Hn; ibid. 612 — — The term pang and kuo; ibid.

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619 SCHLEGEL, G., The words Tang shan; ibid, II, p. 620 — — Chinese and Egyptian hieroglyphs; ibid, III, p. 621 — — Sinico-Aryaca, ou recherches sur les raci- nes primitives dans les langues chinoises et ar- yennes. Etude philologique. Batavia, 1872, 8vo. See Triibner's Am.

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Paris, 1830, 8vo. 670 — — Notice de I'Encyclopedie litteraire de Ma- Touan-Lin, intitulee Wen-PIian-Toung-kliao. Pa- ris, 1832, 8vo.

671 WESTON, S., Fragments of oriental hterature. London, 1807, 8vo. 672 P»,EMUSAT, a., Memoires sur les livres chinois de la bibliotheque du Eoi. Paris, 1818, 8vo.; also in Mel. 673 — — Lettre sur I'etat et le progres de la littera- ture chinoise en Europe. Paris, 1822, 8vo.; also in Mel. 674 — — Sur un vocabulaire philosophique en 5 lan- gues imprime a Peking, Mel.

158-184; II, p. 264; also Fundgruben, III. 675 — — Discours sur la litterature orientale, Mel. 676 Catalogue des ouyrages imprimes et manuscrits de feu M. Paris, 1825, 8vo.

677 BEOSSET, Essai sur le Chi-king. Paris, 1828, 8vo. 678 — — Sseki de Szematsien, Nouv. As., II, 1828. 679 KUEZ, H., Ueber einige der neuesten Leistungen 6Q in der chine sischen Literatur. Paris, 1830, 8vo. 680 — — Memoire sur le Chouking, Nouv.

681 Catalogue des livres itnprimes at manuscrits de feu M. Paris, 1833, 8yo. 682 MOEEISON, J. E., Eeview of the Ta-tsing wan- neen yi-tung king-wei yu-too, a general geogra- phical map by Li Ming-che Tsing-lae, Chin.

Ee- pos., I, p. 683 — — The sacred edict in rhyme; ibid, I, p. 684 — — Notice of the Sing Pu or work on biogra- phy; ibid, I, p. 685 — — Newspapers and gazettes; ibid, I, p. 686 — — Ballad and story hawked about the streets; ibid, I, p. Werninck, Verslag aan de volks literatur d. Chinezen uit het Engl., 8vo.

687 — — Notice of the Olea fragrans miscellany; ibid, II, p. 688 NEUMANN, K. F., Coup d'oeil historique sur les peuples et la litterature de I'Orient, Nouv.

As., XIV, 1834, 689 — — Die Sinologen und ihre Werke. 690 — — Claude Visdelou und das Verzeichniss sei- ner Werke; ibid, IV, p. 691 — — Maigrot (Caroli) und seine Werke; ibid, IV, p. 692 JULIEN, S., Lettre relative au dictionaire Ou-tche- yun-fou, J. 693 — — Eenseignement bibliographique sur les re- lations des voyages dans I'lnde, N. As., X, 1847.

694 GUETZLAFF, K., Character and synopsis of the Chinese classics, Chin. Eepos., Ill, p. 695 — — Notice of the San kwoh chi or history of the 3 states; ibid, VII, p. 67 696 — — Review of the Shin-sien tung-kien or ge- neral account of gods and genii; ibid, VII, p.

697 — — Eeview of the Shulang or book of records; ibid, VIII, p. 697a — — Sack of wisdom, a story book; ibid, X, p. 698 — — Ta Tsing hwang te Shing heun or sacred institution of the emperors of the Ta Tsing dynas- ty; ibid, p. 699 — — Ping nan how chuen or an account of the latter pacification of the south, an historical work in 6 vols.; ibid, VII, p. 700 — — Review of the works of the poet Su Tung- po; ibid, XI, p. 701 — — Dreams of the Red Chamber; ibid, XI, p. 702 — — Review of the Ta-tsiag Hwei-tien or statu- tes and statistics of the Chinese government; ibid, XII, p.

703 — — Hai-kwoh Tu-chi or Lin's geography; ibid, XVI, p. 703a — — Ing hoan tsehi Ho, kurze Beschreibung der Umgegenden des Weltmeeres, in 6 Theilen, von Lii-ki-yii Lien-ti. 704 BRIDGMAN, E. C, Use of the 100 family names as a schoolbook. Repos., IV, p. 705 — — Account of the Peking gazette; ibid, V, p.

706 — — Chinese history, its value and character as viewed and exhibited by native historians with a notice of the work entitled History made easy; ibid, X, p. 707 — — Synopsis of the Chinese chrestomathy; ibid, XI, p. 708 — — List of 218 dictionaries in the Chinese lan- guage; ibid, XVII, p. 709 — — The Urh Ya or Ready guide, a Chinese dictionary; ibid, XVIII, p. 68 710 — — The Chi-sliirig Pien Nien-shi ki, or annals of a genealogy of the most holy sage; ibid, XVIII, p.

711 — ■ — ■ Shwoh Wan kiai-tsz' or the etymologicon of Hsii Shin; ibid, XIX, p. 712 PIPER, G.

0., Ueber das I-king. 713 BAZIN, A., Notice du Chan-hai-king, cosmographie fabuleuse attribuee au Grand Yti. Paris, 1839, 8vo. 714 — — Eapport sur une. Version chinoise des Fa- bles d'Esope, J. 715 — — Le siecle des Youan ou tableau historique de la litteratnre chinoise depuis Tavenenient des empereurs mongols jusqu'a la restauration des Ming, J.

5^ 101; XVI, p. 428; XVII, p.

5, 163, 309, 497; XVIII, p. 247, 517; XIX, p. 435; also Paris, 1856, 8vo.

716 Catalogue des livres manuscrits et ouvrages chinois, tartares, japonais de M. Paris, 1839, 2 parties, 8vo. 717 BIOT, E., Table generale d'un ouvrage chinois inti- tule Souan-fa-tong-tsong ou traite complet de I'art de compter. Paris, 1839, 8vo. 718 — — Sur le chapitre Yu koung du Chouking, J. Ser., XIV, p.

719 — — Sur les manuscrits inedits du P. Gaubier et du P. Paris, 1850, 8vo. 720 HUNTEE, W. C, Chinese theatre and translation of a farce, Chin. Eepos., VI, p. 721 WILLIAMS, S.

W., Eeview of Luhchau's Nil Hioh or position and education of females in China; ibid, IX, p. 722 — — Ying Hwan Chi-hioh or general survey of the Maritime circuit by Su Kiyii; ibid, XX, p. 723 — — Yung Yuen Tsiuen-tsih or collection of garden of Banians and examination of an alleged forgery; ibid, XX, p. 69 724 SCHOTT, W., Verzeichnias der cliinesischen und mandschuischen Handschriften und Biicher der Bibliothek zu Berlin.

Berlin, 1840, 8vo. 725 — — Ueber Lao-tse's Tao-te-king. Kritik, 1842, No. 726 — — Entwurf einer Bescbreibung der cbinesi- scben Literatur. Berlin, 1854, 4to., 126 pp. 727 HELMKE, J., Ueber sinesische Spracbe und Lite- ratur.

Kleve, 1840, 4to. 728 HABAKUK, Catalogue of Chinese, Mandsbu, Mon- golian, Tibetan and Sanscrit books and manus- cripts in the Asiatic Hbrary.

Petersburg, 1843, 8vo. (in Eussian.) 729 Bevie-yv of the Ming-sin-pau-kien or mirror of the mind. Eepos., XVI, p. 730 MILNE, W. C, Si-fang-kung-kii or public proofs of buddhism from the west; ibid, XVI, p.

731 — — Shing-yu kwang-hsiin or ampUfication of the sacred edict; ibid, XVI, p. 732 BKIDGMAN, J. G., Sing Shi Pan Yen or precious words to awaken the age; ibid, XIX, p. 733 Catalogue of the library of the honorable East India Company.

London, 1845-51, 2 vols., 8vo. 734 SCHIEFNEK, A., Bericht iiber die neuste Biicher- sendung von Peking, Mel. Petersburg, 1852, Vol. 735 Catalogue des livres imprimes et manuscrits compo- sant la bibliotheque du feu M. Paris, 1854, 8vo. 736 HAELAND, W.

A., Chinese medical jurisprudence. Notice of a Chinese work: Hsi-yunan-lu, Trans.

See Wylie's notes, p. 737 WASSILYEFF, W., Two notices on the works in oriental languages, which are found in the libra- ries of Kazan and St.

1855 (in Eussian.) 738 KIDD, S., Catalogue of the Chinese library of the E. 70 739 WYLIE, A., Catalogue of the London Mission libra- ry at Shanghai. Shanghai, 1857, 8vo. 740 — — Notes on Chinese literature. Shanghai, 1867, 4to. Centralbl., 1869, No.

741 PA VIE, T., Etude sur le roman bouddhique chinois Si-yeou tchin-tsuen, J. 742 EOSNY, L- de, Kemarques sur quelques dictionnai- res japonais-chinois, J. 743 EDKINS, J., On the present state of science, Htera- ture and Hterary criticism in China, North-China Herald, March, 1857; also Chin, and Jap. Ke- pos., July, August, 1863. 744 — — Notices of the character and writings of Meh-tzi, J. 745 MACGOWAN, D.

J., Chinese bibliography; ibid, II, p. 746 PLATH, J. H., Ueber die Quellen zum Leben des Confucius. Mtinchen, 1863, 8vo.

Centralbl., 1864, No. 747 — — Ueber die Sammlung chin. Werke aus der Zeit der Dynastien Han und Wei.

241, 1868; also Miin- chen, 8vo. See Wylie's notes, p. 748 EOST, E., Fables of beasts and birds in China, with a notice of Prof. Julien's Les Avadanas, China and Jap. Eepos., I, 1864.

749 SKATCHKOPP, K., On the geographical know- ledge of the Chinese. Iswestiya of Im. Soc, II, 1866 (in Eussian.) German by P.

Volkel, Petermann's geog. Mitth., 1868. 750 MAYEES, W. F., State papers relating to Tibet, Notes and Queries, I, p. 71 751 — — Chronicle of the fall of the T'ang dynasty (T'san-t'ang wu tai t'siian chwan); ibid, I, p. 752 — — The records of marvels or tales of genii (Liao chai chih yi); ibid, I, p. 753 — — 'Works of travel (Nau yew ki; Shu yew jih ki; Ju shu ki); ibid, I, p.

754 — — Chinese biographical dictionaries; ibid, I, p. 755 — — Chinese works of fiction; 1. Historical romances; ibid, I, p. 86, 102, 119. Eomantic novels; ibid, I, p. 137, 154, 165. 756 — — Chinese version of the legend of St.

George of the dragon; ibid, I, p. 757 — — A Chinese collection of epigrams; ibid, III, p. 758 — — BibHographical notes on Chinese books. Phoenix, Sept. 759 AEENDT, K., Beitrage zur Kenntniss der chinesi- schen Literatur. Ein Abschnitt aus dem^heiligen Edikt.

Ausland, 1866, No. 760 — — Beitrage zur Kenntniss der neuesten chi- nesischen Literatur, Mitth.

Deutschen Ges. Heft, 1875, p. 761 BEAL, S., The Surangama sutra. The Phoenix, H, p. A., On Chinese dictionaries, J.

763 WATTEES, T., The life and works of Han-yti or Han Wen Kung, J. 764 New Chinese literature. 5, 8 (in Eussian.) 765 LISTEE, A., Chiuese Almanacs, China Eeview, I, p.

766 ■ — — An hour with a Chinese romance; ibid, I, p. 72 767 CHALMERS, J., Han wan kung; ibid, I, p. 768 NACKEN, J., A Chinese Webster, a study in Chi- nese lexicography; ibid, H, p. 175-182, 216-222, 354-363. 769 Kanghi's dictionaries; ibid, 11, p. 770 MARTIN, E., Examen critique des jugements por- tes sur la valeur des monuments philosophiques, literaires scientifiques des Chinois, Revue de Lin- guist, et de Philol.

Comparee, VII, 1874, 1 fasc. 771 Die Chinesischen Klassiker, Mag. Des Aus- landes, 1875, No.

772 Ein Chinesischer Roger Bacon. Das Ausland, 1875, No. 773 San-kuo-chih, China Review, III, p. 774 STUHLMANN, C.

C, Chinesische Marchen. Glo- bus, XXIX, 1876. 775 Zur Volkspoesie der Chinesen, Mag. Dea Auslandes, 1876, No. Chinese Characters and Printing. 776 MUELLER, A., Besserer Unterricht von der Chine- sen Schrift und Druck.

Berlin, 1680, 4to. 777 — — Specimina sinica. Berolini, 1685, fol. 778 BRING, S., De praerogativis imaginum literarum chinensium. Lund, 1748, 4to.

779 SCHULZE, Der orientalische und occidentalische Sprachmeister. Leipzig, 1748, 8vo. 780 FRERET, N., Reflexions sur les principes generaux de Tart- d'ecrire et en particulier sur les fonde- ments de I'ecriture chinoise, Mem. De Litt., IX, p. 781 GUIGNES, de (pere).

Essay historique sur le typo- graphie orientale et grecque de I'imprimerie roy- ale. Notices et Extraits, I, p. 73 782 AMIOT, Lettre sur les caract^res chinois, Mem. 783 — — Origine des differents sortes de caracteres chinois, dont on voit le modele dans les 32 vo- lumes de I'edition chinoise. Eloge de Moukden, p. 784 BEEITKOPF,_ J. L., Exemplum typograpliiae sinicae figuris charactermn e typis mobilibus com- positum.

Lipsiae, 1789, 4to. 785 HAGEE, J., An explanation of the elementary cha- racter of the Chinese language. London, 1801, fol. Mag., II, 79, 1803.

786 WESTON, S., Siao-cu-lin, Chinese characters ana- lized and decompounded. London, 1808-10, 8vo. 787 Charact^res chinois chches sur le corps de 24 points, employes aux ouvrages de A. Paris, 4to., s. 788 PAEAVEY, C, db, Essai sur I'origine des chiffres et des lettres.

Paris, 1826, 8vo. 789 DAVIS, Sir J. F., Eugraphia Smensis or the art of writing the Chinese characters with correctness.

London, 1826, 4to. 790 EEMUSAT, a., Eecherches eur I'origine et la for- mation de I'ecriture chinoise. VIII; also Paris, 1827, 4to. 791 — — Eemarques sur quelques ecritures syUabi- ques tirees des caracteres chinois; ibid, 1827.

792 LEVASSEUE et KUETZ, Tableau des elemens vo- caux de I'ecriture chinoise. 793 SIEBOLD, P. Von, Sin-Zi-Liu Yjok-Ben, sive coUectio omnium litterarum Sinensium secun- dum radices disposita pronunciatione japonica adscripta. Leyden, 1834, fol. 794 BEIDGMAN, E.

C, Modes of printing in Chinese and desirableness of having metallic types, Ch. Ee- pos., I, 414. 74 795 — — Presses in China; ibid, II, 1; III, 43. 796 — — Specimen of Dyer's large type and of Pau- thier's divisible type; ibid, XIV, 124. 797 DYER'S circular respecting preparation of move- able types; ibid, II, 477.

798 — S., A selection of 3000 characters, being the most important in the Chinese language. Ma- lacca, 1834, 12mo. 799 MEDHURST, W. H., Comparative expense of print- ing in Chinese on wood, on stone and with types, Ch.

Repos., Ill, 246. 800 WILLIAMS, S. W., Notice of the Parisian font of Chinese types; ibid. 801 — — Metallic moveable types among the Chi- nese; ibid, XIX, 247. 802 — — Specimen of three-Hne diamond Chinese type made in Hongkong and Chinese moveable types; ibid, XX, p.

803 — — Moveable types for printing Chinese, Chin. Recorder, VI, p. W., An- examination of the ancient or- thography of the Jews. London, 1835-41, 3 vols., 8vo. On Chinese characters, Vol. 805 PONCEAU, P. S, du, A dissertation on the nature and character of the Chinese system of writing.

Philadelphia, 1838, 8vo. 806 PAUTHIER, G., De I'origine de la formation des differents systemes d'ecritures orientales et occi- dentales, Encycl. Ecriture; also Paris, 1838, 4to. 807 — — Sinico-aegyptiaca, Essai sur I'origine et la formation des ecritures figuratives chinoise et egyptienne.

Paris, 1842, 8vo. 808 — — Observations sur I'alphabet de Pa-sse-pa et sur le tentative de Koubilai-khan pour trans- crire la langue figurative des Chinois au moyen d'une ecriture alphabetique. Paris, 1862, 8vo. 75 809' MAESHMAN, J., Dissertation on the composition of the characters of the Chinese language, Chin. Repos., IX, p.

810 Characters formed by the divisible type belonging to the Chinese mission of the Presbyt. Church of America. Macao, 1844, fol. S., Some observations and conjectures con- cerning the Chinese characters, 8vo. 812 LOWRIE, W. M., Specimen of the type belonging to the Chinese mission. Macao, 1844, 8vo; Ningpo, 1862, 8vo.

813 PIPEE, G. 0., Bezeichnungen der chinesischen Welt-und Lebensanschauungen in der chinesi- schen Bilderschrift.

Berlin, 1846, 8vo. 814 JULIEN, S., Documens sur I'art d'imprimer a I'ai- de de planches en bois, de planches en pierre, et des types mobiles, inventes en Chine. Paris, 1847, 8vo. 815 AUEE, A., Oratio dominica polyglotta, 815 Imguis et dialectis etc. Viennae, 1847 et 1851, fol.

816 COLE, E., Specimen of the 3-line diamond Chinese type made by the London Mission Society; Hong- kong, 1849, 8vo. 817 Catalogue des caracteres chinois de I'imprimerie na- tionale, fondus sur le corps de 24 points. Paris, 1851, fol. 818 Tableau des 214 clefs Chinoises. Paris (Mareellin Legrand), 8vo. 819 STEINTHAL, H., Die Bntwickelung der Schrift.

Berlin, 1852, 8vo. 820 SCHLEIEEMACHEE, A., De I'influence de I'ecri- ture sur le langage. Darmstadt, 1853, 8vo. 821 The Chinese radicals adapted to the Hokien dialect. Paris, 1853, 8vo. 822 Tsz-po ou 214 clefs chinoises.

Paris, 1853, 8vo. 823 ANDEEWS, S.

P., Discoveries in Chinese or the symbolism of the primitive characters of the Chi- nese system of writing. New York, 1854, 8vo. 76 See Hath, Munch. 824 EOSNY, L. Notice sur I'ecriture chinoise et les principales phases de son histoire, comprenant line suite de specimens de caract^res chinois de diverses epoques. Paris, 1854, 8vo. 825 — — Table des principales phonetiques chinoi- ses.

Paris, 1858, 8vo. 826 — — Eecherches snr I'ecriture des differents peuples, anciens et modernes. Paris, 1862, 8vo. 827 SCHUETZ, F., Propagation des sciences europeen- nes dans I'extreme Orient. Nancy, 1856, 8vo. 828 MAEELLIN-LEGRAND, Specimen de caractkes chinois graves sur acier et fondus en types mobi- les.

Paris, 1859, 8vo. AULAIRE and GEOENEVELDT, Manual of Chinese running-hand writing. Amsterdam, 1861, 4to. 830 GAMBLE, W., List of Chinese characters formed by the combination of the divisible type of the Berlin font. Shanghai, 1862.

831 — — 2 lists of select characters. Shanghai, 1861 and 1865. See Doolittle's handbook, Vol. 832 HOFFMANN, J. J., Chinese printmg types.

Lei- den, 1864, 4to. 833 SCHLEGEL, G., On Chinese and Egyptian hiero- glyphics, Notes and Queries, IV. 834 JAMIE SON, E. A., The hieroglyphic character of the Chinese written language, J. 835 WUTTKE, H., Geschichte der Schrift und des Schrifttums von den rohen Anfangen des Schrei- bens in der Tatuirung bis zm* Legung elektromag- netischer Drahte. I, Die verschiedenen Schriftsysteme. Leipzig, 1872, XXIII, 782 pp., 8vo.

On Chinese writing, I, p. 836 Journal des savants. Paris, 1665-1792, 111 vols., 4to.; 1797 and 1816, 8vo. 837 HERBELOT, d', Bibliotheque orientale ou diction- naire tmiversel contenant generalement tout ce qui regarde la connoissance des peuples de F Orient. Paris, 1697, XXVIII, 1060 pp., foL; al- so Maestricht, 1776, XXVI, 954 pp., fol. Avec supplement par A.

Visdelou et 0. Galand, 284 pp. 838 Lettres edifiantes et curieuses ecrites des missions etrangeres. Paris, 1717-1776, 34 recueils, 8vo., chronologically arranged. 2nd edition, Paris, 1781-83, 26 vols., 8vo., geographically arranged; on China, vol. 16-26; also Toulouse, 1810.

Choix des lettres edifiantes ecrites des mis- sions etrangeres. Paris, 1808, 3 vols., 8vo. NouveUes lettres edifiantes des missions de la Chine.

Paris, 1818-1823, 8 vols., 12mo. Eemusat, Mel. Lettres edifiantes et curieuses publiees sous la direction de L. Paris, 1843, 4 vols., 8vo.

839 Memoires concernant I'histoire, les sciences, les arts, les moeurs et les usages des Chinois par les mis- sionnaires de Pekin (Amiot, Bourgeois, Cibot, Ko, Poirot, Gaubil), publ. Batteux, de Bre- guigny, de Guignes et S. Paris, 1776- 1814, 16 vols., 4to. XVI is GaubH's chronology (No. I_, German: Meiners, C; Abhandlungen sinesischer Jesuiten uber Geschichte etc.

Der Chinesen. Leipzig, 1778, 8vo. 78 840 Miscellaneous pieces relating to the Chinese. Lon- don, 1762, 2 vols., 12mo.

841 Lettres d'un missionnaire a Pekin, Supplement aux Memoires concernant etc. Paris, 1782, 4 vols., 8vo.

842 The Asiatic miscellany, consisting of original pro- ductions. Calcutta, 1785-86, 2 vols., 4to.

843 Notices et extraits des M. De la bibliotheque du Koi. Paris, 1787 ss., 21 vols., 4to. 844 Asiatic researches or transactions of the Society of Bengal. Calcutta, 1788-1821; and Serampore, 1825-39, 20 vols., 4to.; index to Yol. I and II in French.

Paris, 1805, 4to. 845 Magazin encyclopedique ou journal des sciences, des lettres etc., red. Paris, 1800-1816.

846 ADELUNG, J. C, Mithridates oder allgemeine Sprachenkunde, fortgesetzt von Vater. Berlin, 1806-17, 5 vols., 8vo. 847 DALEYMPLE, Oriental Eepertory, 1807 ss. 848 KLAPKOTH, J., Archiv fiir asiatische Litteratur, Geschichte etc.

Petersburg, 1810, 8vo. 849 Fundgruben des Orients, Mines de I'Orient, heraus- gegeben von J.

Wien, 1810-19, 6 vols., fol. 850 Biographie uiiiverselle ancienne et moderne, redigee par une societe de gens de lettres et de savents. Paris, 1811-28, 52 vols., 8vo. 851 Asiatic journal and monthly register for British and foreign India, China and Australasia. London, 1816 ss., 28 vols., 8vo.; from 1830-45, 31 vols., 8vo.

852 The Indo-Chinese gleaner, containing miscellaneous communications on the literature, history, etc. Of the Indo-Chinese nations. Malacca, 1817-22, 4to.

Consists of contributions chiefly written by E. Morrison and Milne. 866, The periodical misc.

79 853 Journal asiatique, 1 serie, 1822-27, 12 vols., 8vo. 2 „ 1828-35, 16 „ (nouveau journ.

As.) 3 „ 1836-42, 14 „ „ 4 „ 1843-52, 20 „ 5 „ 1853 Paris, 1822 ss., 8yo. 854 Annales de la propagation de la foi, Recueil periodi- que, faisant suite a toutes les editions des Lettres edifiantes.

Lyon et Paris, commence en 1823, 8vo. 855 Transactions of the R. Of Great Britain and Ireland. London, 1824 ss., 4to. 856 Verhandelingen van het Bataviaasch genootschaap. Batavia, 1825-63, 20 vols., 8vo. 857 Canton miscellany, Nos.

Macao, 1830, 8vo. 868 BEEGHAUS, H., Annalen der Erd-Volker-und Staatenkunde.

Berlin, 1830 ss. 859 The Canton Register. Canton, 1831-34, 2 vols., 8vo. 860 Eevues de deux mondes. Paris, 1831 ss., 8vo. 861 Journal of the E.

Calcutta, 1831- 62, 31 vols., 8vo. 862 The Chinese Eepository. Canton, 1832-51, 20 vols., 8vo. 863 MOEEISON, J. E., Companion to the Anglo-Chi- nese calendar.

Canton, 1832, 12mo. 864 The evangelist and miscellanea sinica, 4 Nos. Ma- cao, 1833, 4to.

Commenced by E. Morrison, but suspended, as contrary to the doctrines of the Eo- man Cathohc Church. 865 The journal of the E. Of Great Britain and Ire- land. London, 1834 ss., 8vo. 866 EVANS, J., The periodical miscellany and juvenile instructor.

Malacca, 1836-37, 8vo. Intended to be a successor to Milne's Indo- Chinese gleaner. 867 Zeitschrift fiir die Kunde des Morgenlandes, herausg. Von Ewald, Lassen, Etickert u. A., I-III, Gottin- 80 gen, 1837-39, IV- VII; Bonn, 1845-50, 7 vols., 8vo. 868 VATEE, J.

S., Analekten der Sprachkunde. Leip- zig, 1840, 8vo.

869 Kevue orientale, Eecueit periodique par Carmoly. Bruxelles, 1841 ss. 870 Kevue de I'Orient. Paris, 1843-46, 11 vols.; conti- nuation under the title: Eevue de I'Orient et de I'Algerie.

Paris, 1847 ss. 871 Zeitschrift der Deutschen morgenlandischen Gesell- schaft. Leipzig, 1846 ss., 8vo. 872 Jahresberichte der Deutschen morgenlandischen Ge^ sellschaft. Leipzig, 1846 ss., 8vo.

873 Transactions of the China Branch of the E. Hongkong, 1848-59, 6 parts, 8vo. 874 Jpurnal of the American Oriental Society. New York, 1849-56, Vols. I-V, 8vo.; New Haven, 1860 ss. 875 The Chinese miscellany.

Shanghai, 1849-50, 8vo., 4 Nos. A glance at the interior of China; 2. The Chinaman abroad; 3. Dissertation on the silk manufacture; 4. General de- scription of Shanghai.

This serial was begun by W. Medhurst, sen.

876 Evangelischer Eeichsbote. Organ fiir den evange- lischen Gesammtvereia fur die chinesische Mis- sion. Berlin, 1850 ss., 4to. 877 Nachrichten der ostindischen missionsanstalt zu Halle. 878 KALKAE, C.

H., Meddelebser angaande evange- liets udbredelse in China. Copenhagen, 1851 ss., 4to. 879 An Anglo-Chinese calendar. Canton, 1851 ss., 8vo. 880 Shanghai almanack and commercial guide.

Shang- hai, 1852 ss., 8vo. 881 Shanghai miscellany.

Shanghai, 1852-56, 2 vols., 8vo. 81 882 Trudui tshlenow rossiskoi duklioonoi missii w Peki- nie (Works of the Eussian ecclesiastical mission at Peking.) St. Petersburg, 1852-66, 4 vols., 8vo., 486 pp., 490 pp., 473 pp., 460 pp. As., XIII (1869), p. I-III German by Abel und Mecklenburg, Arbeiten der Kaiserlich Kussiscben Ge- sandtscliaft zu Peking iiber China. Ber- lin, 1858, 2 vols., 8vo. 883 PETEEMANN, A., Mittheilungen aus Justus Per- thes' geographischer Anstalfc.

Gotha, 1855 ss., 4to. 884 Annuaires de la societe d'ethnographie par Labarthe et Eosny.

Paris, 1855 ss., 12mo. 885 Sapiski of the Siberian branch of the J. Eussian geographical society.

Ii-kutsk, 1856 ss., 8vo. (in Russian.) 886 Journal of the N. Branch of the Eoyal asiatic so- ciety. Shanghai, 1858 ss., 8vo.; Vol. I Journal of the Shanghai literary and scientific society.

887 The Chinese and Japanese repository by J. London, 1863-65, 3 vols., 8vo. 888 Notes and Queries on China and Japan, ed. Hongkong, 1867-70, 4 vols., 8vo. 889 Papers on China. Hongkong, 1867-68, 8vo.

890 The Missionary recorder. Fuchow, 1867-72, 4 vols., 8vo. I edited by Eev. Wheeler; II by Eev.

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896 The China review or Notes and queries on the Far East, published every two months, edited by N. Hongkong, 1872 ss,, 8vo. Since 1876 edited by E. 897 Wostotshny Sbornik (Oriental magazine.) St.

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957 — —, Charakter of Chinese historical works, ibid. 958 — —, A sketch of Chinese history. London, 1834, 2 vols., 8vo. Quedhnburg, 1836, 2 vols., 8vo.

959 — —, The eventful hfe of Hung woo, the foun- der of the Ming dynasty from the Hung-woo tseuen chuen, Chia. Eepos., VII, p.

960 — —, Eambles of the emperor Chiugtih; ibid, IX, p. 961 — —, History of the southern Sung dynasty; ibid, XI, p. 962 — —, History of the Ming dynasty; ibid, XI, p.

963 — —, Geschichte des chiaesischen Eeiches, he- rausgegebenvonK. Stuttgart, 1847, 8vo. Dutch: Hague, 1852, 2 vols., 8vo. See Zeitschr. Ges., XIII, p.

964 — —, Leben des Kaisers Taokuang, Memoiren des Hofes zu Peking. Leipzig, 1852, 8vo. English: London, 1852, 8vo. 965 BRIDGMAN, E. C, Character of Chinese mo- narchs and their wars, Ch.

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88 968 — —, Kecords of the three august sovereigns; ibid, X, p. 969 — —, Chronology and Hst of all the dynasties of the Chinese monarchy; ibid, X, p. 970 — —, Lifes and times of Confucius; ibid, XVIII, p. 971 — —, Survey of the chronology and geography of China during the period occupied by the Chun Tsiu; ibid, XVIII, p. 972 — —, The holy wars or records of the military achievements of the monarchs of the great pure dynasty; ibid, XIX, p. 973 STEVENS, E., Sketch of the character of Hokwan, prime minister of China; ibid.

974 INGLIS, E., Statesmen who have swayed modern China; ibid, IV, p. 975 IDELEE, L., Ueber die Zeitrechnung der Chinesen Verhandl. 199-369.; also Berlin, 1839, 4to. 976 DANIEL, Vse-obshtshaya istoria kitaya (General history of China), 1838, 4 fasc. (in Eussian.) 977 UEBAN, F. D', Histoire antedHuvienne de la Chine ou histoire de la Chine jusqu' au deluge de Yao. Paris, 1840, 2 vols., 12mo.

978 — —, Diseours sur I'empereur Kien-long. Pa- ris, 1841, 12mo. 979 Points and Pickings in Chinese history. London, 1840, 8vo. 980 MILNE, W. C, Extract from the San kwoh chi, or the rebellion of the yellow caps, Ch.Eepos.,X, p. 981 — — Extract from the San kwok chi, sketch of Kungming; ibid, XII, p.

982 SHUCK, J. L., Trial and condemnation of Ilipu; ibid, X, p. 983 QUINCY, T. De, Eevolt of the Tartars or flight of Kalmuckkhan and his people from Eussian terri- tories to the frontier of China, Edinburgh maga- zine, complete works, IV, p 111-175. 89 984 SAVAGNIER, Abrege de I'histoire de la Chine. Pa- ris, 1844, 2 vols., 8vo., 336, 311 pp.

985 THOENTON, T., A history of China. London, 1844, 2 vols., 8vo. 986 VALROGER, Melanges postumes de I'histoire, etc. Paris, 1844, 8vo. 987 WILLIAMS, S. W., Death of Taukwang and papers connected with the accession of Hienfung, Ch.

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R., Das chinesische Volk vor Abraham's Zeiten, zu gutem Theile als Spiegel ftir die Volker des 19. Dresden, 1850, 8vo. 993 — —, Geschichte des ostasiatischen Reiches. Leipzig, 1860, 3 vols., 8vo. Centralbl., 1866, No.

994 — —, Ueberblick der Geschichte Ostasiens. Leipzig, 1864, 8vo. 995 PFIZMAYER, A., Ueber das Geschichtswerk Tso- tschuen. Wien, 1851, 4to.

996 — —, Notizen aus der Geschichte des chinesi-' schen Reiches, vom J. Wien, 1856, 4 Abth., 8vo. 997 — —, Geschichte des Hauses Tschao.

Wien, 1857, 4to. 998 — —, Geschichte des Hauses U. Wien, 1857, 4to. 999 — —, Leben des Prinzen Wuki. Wien, 1858, 4to.

90 1000 — —, Die Zeiten des Fiirsten Siuen von Lu- wen, Luhi etc. 1001 — —, Tschin-tliaBg, Fiirst-zertrummerer von Hu. Wiener Ak., phil. Hist., 1862, p. 1002 — —, Die Eonige von Houi-nan aua dem Hause Han; ibid, p.

1003 — —, Die Heerfuhrer Li-khuang nnd Li-ling; ibid, 1863, p. 511-44; also 1864, 8vo. 1004 — —, Die Wiirdentrager Tsinen-pu-i, Sa-kuang, Yu-tang-kue und deren Gesinnungsgenossen; ibid, 1862, p.

1005 — —, Gescbichte des Hanses Thai-kung. Wien, 1863, 8vo.; ibid. 1006 — —, Die Gescbicbte einer Gesandtscbaft bei den Hiung-nus; ibid, 1863, p. 581-600; also se- parately.

1007 — —, Gescbichte des Furstenhauses Tsin; ibid, 1863, p. 1008 — —, Gescbichte des Hauses Tscheu-kung; ibid, p. 1009 — —, Geschichte der Hauser Schaokung und Khang-scho; ibid, p. 1010 — —, Die Unternehmungen der friiheren Han gegen die stidwestl.

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1011 — —, Die Heerfuhrer Weitsing nnd Ho-khiu- _ ping; ibid, p. 1012 — —, Die Eroberung der beiden Yue und des Landes Tschao-sien durch Han; ibid, Vol. XL VI (1864), p. 1013 — —, Geschichte des Koniglandes Tsu; ibid, p. 1014 — —, Keu-tsien, Konig von Yue; ibid, p.

1015 — —, Ungewohnliche Erscheiaungen und Zu- falle in China um die Zeit der siidlichen Sung, ib., 1874; also separately, Vienna, 1874, Bvo., 82 pp. 1016 SPEEE, W., Notices of the ancient mtercourse with 91 China through Central Asia and Chinese account of Jesus Christ, Chin.

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6, 1853 (in Eussian.) German in Erman's Archiv., XV, 349-362. 1020 A history of China to the present time, including an account of the rise and progress of the present religious insurrection. London, 1854, 8vo.

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1029 EEINAUD, J. T., Eelations politiques et commer- ciales de I'empire Eomain ayec I'Asie Orientals, Journ. As., March, 1863; also Paris, 1863, 8vo. 92 1030 SUMMEES, J., The conquest of the island Tai-wan (Formosa) by the Chinese Kosenga or Cochinga, a. 1662, transl.

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1033 (FAY, Miss L. M.), Su-wu, the faithful ambassador to Tartary; ibid, II, p. 1034 — —, Pan-chau, of the Han dynasty, the hero of Tibet; ibid, II, p. 1035 — —, Ta-koo, a Chinese lady of the second cen- tury; ibid, II, p.

1036 — —, Distinguished men of the T'ang dynasty; ibid, II, p. 1037 — —, Memoir of Chau-woo; ibid, III, p. 1038 — —, The favourite of Gai-wang of the Han dy- nasty; ibid. 1039 — —, Noted characters in Chinese history, The Phoenix, II, p. 1040 GLADISCH, A., Die Hyperboreer und die alten Schinesen. Leipzig, 1866, 4to.

Jahrb., LIX, p. 1041 Die Mausoleen der chinesischen Kaiser aus der Ming dynastie. Globus, XII (1867), No. 1042 LABAETHE, 0. De, Essai critique sur les premiers temps de I'histoire de la Chine, Eevue Orientale, 2. S., I, part I (1867), p.

1043 PAUTHIEE, G., Memoires sui I'antiquite de I'his- toire et de la civilisation chinoises d'apres. Les ecrivains et les monuments indigenes. Paris, 1868, 8vo., and Jour, as., 5. 1044 AperQU historique sur la Chine, par im missionnaire. Paris, 12mo, 93 1045 LAY, W. T., The close of the Ming dynasty, Notes and Queries, I, p.

1046 MAYERS, W. F., 'The western king mother;' ibid, II, p. 1047 — —, Chinese chronological tables, Journ. S., IV., Dec. 159- 183; also in Doolittle's handbook, Vol. II, and in Chinese readers manual, p. 1048 — —, Chinese explorations of the Indian Ocean during the 15th century, China Review, III, 219- 225, 321-331; IV, 61-67, 173-190.

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C, Su Tung-p'o, China Review, I, p. 1055 — —, The Manchu conquest of Canton; ibid, I, p. 1056 — —, The Liu family or Canton during the pe- riod of the five dynasties; ibid, I, p. 1057 — —, The last of the Chinese, An episode in oriental history; ibid.

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1070 D'ANVILLE, La Serique des Anciens. Paris, 1775, 4to.

1071 AMIOT, Population de I'empire Chinois, Mem. La Chine, VI, p. 1072 —, Introduction a la connaissance des peuples Chi- nois; ibid, XIV, p. 1073 BOUEGEOIS, Sur I'etendue de la villa de Nanquin et la population de la Chine, Mem. 95 1074 Description de I'inondation de la ville de Yen-tcheou- fou en 1742; ibid, IX, 454. 1075 GUIGNES, J. De (pke), Memoire dans laqiielle on examine quelle fut I'etendue de I'empire de la CMne depuis sa fondation jusqu'a I'an 249 avant J.

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1085 — —, Eemarques geographiques sur les provin- ces occidentales de la Ohuie decrites par M. As., I, 1828. 1086 — —, Eecherches sur les ports de Gampou et Zaithoum, M^m. A I'Asie, II, 200. 1087 ■ — —, Description du grand canal de la Chine; ibid. 1088 — —, Eecherches sur le pays de Fou-sang des.

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33, 113, 170. 1094 — —, Eemarks on the situation of the port of Canfu; ibid. III, 1834, p. 1095 ' — —, Description of the coast of China and places on it; ibid, V, 335; VI, 9. 1096 BEEGHAUS, H., Asia. Sammlung von Denkschrif- ten in Bez. Auf die Geographie etc.

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1462 A new general collection of voyages and travels, consisting of the most esteemed relations which have been hitherto published in any language, comprehending everything remarkable in its kind in Europe, Asia, Africa, America. London, 1745- 47, 4 vols., 4to. 1463 MAUNEVILLETTE, Routines des cotes des Indea Orientales et de Chine. Paris, 1745, 4to.

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1474 SONNERAT, P., Voyages aux Indes Orientales et a la Chine. Paris, 1782, 2 vols., 4to.; ibid, 1806, 4 vols., 8vo., atlas. German: Zurich, 1783, 2 vols., 4to,,map8, plates.

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1513 — —, Journal of three voyages along the coast of China. London, 1834, 8vo., map. Dutch: Kotterdam, 1835, 8vo. 1614 — —, Bericht seiner Eeise von China nach Eng- land. Kassel, 1851, 8vo.

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1537 — —, Two visits to the tea countries of China and India. London, 1863, 2 vols., 8vo. 1638 — —, A residence among the Chinese.

Lon- 1857, Bvo. 1539 — —, Yedo and Peking, a narrative of a journey 128 to the capitals of Japan and China. London, 1863, 8vo. See 'Keader,' 1863, No. 13; 'Athenaeum,** 1863, p. Eev., July, 1863, p.

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1548 EEMAN, A., Travels in Siberia, etc. Philadelphia, 1850, 2 vols., 8vo. 1649 BEENCASTLE, J., Voyage to Chma. London, 1850, 2 vols., 8vo. 1550 YVAN, M., La Chine et la presqu'ile Malaise. Paris, 1850, 8vo.

1561 — —, Voyages et reeits. Paris, 1863, 8vo. 1652 MACAULAY, W. H., Kathay, a cruise in the Chi- nese seas. New York, 1852, 16mo. 1553 HUC, Souvenirs d'un voyage dans la Tartaric et le 129 Thibet.

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