The Chinese classical work commonly called the Four books



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1828

The Chinese classical work commonly called the Four books

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I. Ta Heo, compiled by a disciple of Confucius, II. Chung Yung or "Golden Medium" compiled by a grandson of Confucius, III. Lun Yu (Dialogues) consisting of conversations between Confucius and his disciples and IV. Shang Mung and Hea Mung, a work produced by Mencius. The explanatory notes at the foot of each page provide the substance of various comments followed by the author's remarks. It also includes brief accounts of the lives of Confucius and Mencius.

Subjects

Si shu Confucius. Lun yu. Mencius. Mengzi. Philosophy, Chinese

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Literature

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Title
The Chinese classical work commonly called the Four books
Subject
  • Si shu
  • Confucius. Lun yu.
  • Mencius. Mengzi.
  • Philosophy, Chinese
Publisher
  • Printed at the Mission Press, 1828
  • National Library Board Singapore, 1828
Contributors
  • Collie, David, d. 1828
Digital Description
application/pdf, 18714 KB, 182 p.
Table of Contents
  • Preface -- Memoirs of Confucius -- Ta Heo -- Chung Yung -- Shang Lun -- Hea Lun -- Memoirs of Mencius.
Copyright
  • All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2007.