THE WRITINGS OF KWANG-DZE.

BOOK

PAGE

XVIII. xi.

Kih Lo, or Perfect Enjoyment

I

XIX. xii.

Tâ Shäng, or the Full Understanding of Life.

11

XX. xiii.

Shan Mû, or the Tree on the Mountain

27

XXI. xiv.

Thien Sze-fang

42

XXII. xv.

Kih Pei Yû, or Knowledge Rambling in the North

57

XXIII. i.

Käng-sang Khû

74

XXIV. ii.

Hsü Wû-kwei

91

XXV. iii.

Zeh-yang

114

XXVI. iv.

Wâi Wû, or What comes from Without

131

XXVII. v.

Yü Yen, or Metaphorical Language

142

XXVIII. vi.

Zang Wang, or Kings who have wished to resign the Throne

149

XXIX. vii.

Tâo Kih, or the Robber Kih

166

XXX. viii.

Yüeh Kien, or Delight in the Sword-fight

186

XXXI. ix.

Yü-fû, or the Old Fisherman

192

XXXII. x.

Lieh Yü-khâu

202

XXXIII. xi.

Thien Hsiâ, or Historical Phases of Tâoist Teaching

214

Translation of the Tractate

235

PAGE

I. Khing Käng King, or the Classic of Purity

247

II. Yin Fû King, or Classic of the Harmony of the Seen and the Unseen

255

III. Yü Shû King, or Classic of the Pivot of Jade

265

IV. Zäh Yung King, or Classic of the Directory for a Day

269

V. Analyses by Lin Hsî-kung of several of the Books of Kwang-dze

273

VI. List of Narratives, Apologues, and Stories in the Writings of Kwang-dze

298

VII. The Stone Tablet in the Temple of Lâo-dze. By Hsieh Tâo-häng of the Sui dynasty

311

VIII. Record for the Sacrificial Hall of Kwang-dze. By Sû Shih

320

INDEX TO VOLS. XXXIX, XL

325

Transliteration of Oriental Alphabets adopted for the Translations of the Sacred Books of the East

337