Bulletin, Issue 76"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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The problem is that none of the Shang rituals to which those scholars mentioned above refer remained intact . Thus , we must be very careful about , sometimes ... The subcommentary says that zhongtu K “ mound " refers to a great altar .
The problem is that none of the Shang rituals to which those scholars mentioned above refer remained intact . Thus , we must be very careful about , sometimes ... The subcommentary says that zhongtu K “ mound " refers to a great altar .
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( 14 * ) It is possible that the term zhong tu FE in the Shi refers to a mound as the bone graph e can indeed be so interpreted in terms of historical palaeography . However , in the inscriptions we have neither zhong tu nor da shetit ...
( 14 * ) It is possible that the term zhong tu FE in the Shi refers to a mound as the bone graph e can indeed be so interpreted in terms of historical palaeography . However , in the inscriptions we have neither zhong tu nor da shetit ...
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For some inexplicable reason , Liang Qichao also left out the quote from the Xunzi's twentieth chapter , which also clearly does not refer to the cosmological wu xing . In this passage , the Xunzi gives a detailed description of the ...
For some inexplicable reason , Liang Qichao also left out the quote from the Xunzi's twentieth chapter , which also clearly does not refer to the cosmological wu xing . In this passage , the Xunzi gives a detailed description of the ...
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| Title | Bulletin, Issue 76 Bulletin, Östasiatiska museet |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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