Journal of the China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
1890; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Cover: Journal of the China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society. Essay: Corrigenda and Addenda to Part I, Notes on Works Consulted, IV.—Textile Plants, Kuo P'o, List of Members (Corrected to December 20th, 1892), Sectio B.—Sasa. Culmo Simplici Herbaceo, The Shu King, or Book of History, Termed Also Shang Shu, Was Originally Compiled by Confucius from the Historical Remains of the Yu, Hia, Shang and Chou Dynasties, Indicates a Member Who Has Contributed to the Society's Journal, 16 Li Shi-Chen in P., XXVIII, 14, States That the … Hu Kua or Foreign Hua, Was Brought to China from Western Countries by the Famous General Chang K'len [in the 2nd Century B. C. See Botan, Sin., I, P. 24], Japanese and European Works Consulted, Applications for Membership, Stating the Name (in Full), Nationality, Profession and Address of Applicants, Should Be Forwarded to "The Honorary Secretary, China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, Shanghai", VI.—Water Plants, III.—Cultivated Cucurbitaceous Plants, 29 Chou Li, II, 581, The … Kiu Huang Pen Ts'ao [Botan. Sin., I, P. 54-69], a Treatise on Plants Available for Use as Food in Time of Scarcity, by a Prince of the Ming Dynasty, Accompanied by Wood-Cuts, Published Towards the End of the 14th Century, Botanicon Sinicum Notes on Chinese Botany, from Native and Western Sources, Explanation of Names of Herbaceous Plants, V.—Tinctorial Plants, VII.—Various Herbaceous Plants, Appendix Chinese Names of Plants, Identified in Japan, Classified under Their Natural Orders and Arranged Alphabetically, European Works on Chinese Botany and Materia Medica, List of Contributors, It Has Been Decided by the Council That the Society's Publications Shall Not for the Future Be Issued to Any Member Whose Subscription Is One Year in Arrear, Introduction, The Rh Ya Is Comprised in the Above-Noted Great Edition of the Thirteen Classics, and Appears There with the Title … Rh Ya Chu Shu—The Rh Ya Commented and Explained, Bye-Laws Relating to Communications to the Society, The Notes Inserted in the Text Are by the Rev. Dr. E. Faber, Notes on Chinese, Japanese and European Works Consulted in the Preparation of This Paper, 15 We Read in Biot's Translation of the Chou Li [I, III], IX.—Trees, Japanese Works on Botany, and European Authors on Japanese Plants, II.—Vegetables, VIII.—Fruits, Mao Heng and Mao Ch'ang—The Greater and the Lesser Mao—To Whom the Present Text of the Shi King Is Attributed, It Is Not Obvious Why Legge, in His Translation of the Li Ki, Changed the Mode of Transliterating Chinese Sounds Adopted by Him for All His Previous Translations, I.— … Explanation Of Names Of Herbaceous Plants, 25 the Fruits Enumerated There Are, According to Legge's Translation, Ancient Names Still in Use [The Nos. Refer to Dr. Bretsohneider's Nos. In This Volume], 566.— K'iai. W. D. 362, The Chou Li, or Official Book of the Chou Dynasty, Gives the Details of the Various Offices Established under the Chou, Geographical Distribution, Nearly All the Plants Figured in the Above-Mentioned Japanese Works Have Been Botanically Determined from These Drawings by Mr. A. Franchet, and Party Also by Mr. C. Maximowicz of the Botanical Garden, St. Petersburg, Minutes of Proceedings at a General Meeting Held at the Society's Library, Museum Road, Shanghai, on Monday, 20th April 1891, at 9 P. M., General Remarks by Dr E. Faber New Japanese Botanical Works, II.—… Shi Mu.—Explanation of Names of Trees, Minutes of Proceedings at a General Meeting Held at the Society's Library, Museum Road, Shanghai, on Monday, 6th April 1891, at 9 P. M., 27 the First Chinese Author Who Mentions the Carambola and Describes It Quite Correctly Is Ki Han, in the Nan Fang … Mu Chuang [3rd Century, See Botan. Sin., I. 38], Corrigenda and Addenda to Part I [See Vol. XVI of the Journal], Proceedings Mi8nutes of a General Meeting Held in the Society's Library, Museum Road, Shanghai, on Tuesday, 11th …, List of Officers of the Society 1891-92. Frontmatter: Journal of the China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society for the Year 1890-91. Table of contents: Contents, Index of Chinese Names, Index to the General Plantarum Mentioned on Pp. 23-401. Fiction, drama: Chapter II Plants Mentioned in the Shi King, the Shu King, the Li Ki, the Chou Li and Other Chinese Classical Works, Chapter I Plants Mentioned in the … Rh Ya.
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