Sibu beiyao
Sibu beiyao ( Chinese 四部 備 要 / 四部 备 要 , Pinyin Sìbù bèiyào ), abbreviation: SBBY , is a Chinese collective work ( congshu ) published by the publishing house Zhonghua shuju in Shanghai 1920–1936 , which competes with the Sibu congkan , the congshu of the commercial Press (Shangwu yinshuguan) applies. The output uses a "Song-style font" (font style of the Song Dynasty ). It comprises a total of 336 zhong (种).
The works are in it according to the sibu (sìbù 四部) - d. H. the four traditional divisions of a Chinese library.
A Taiwan reprint was published by Taiwan Zhonghua shuju in the years 1965-66, plus a catalog with a brief table of contents.
The editors paid less attention to rare and ancient texts and made their selection based on what they considered the best edition.
literature
- Sibu beiyao shumu tiyao四部 備 要 書目 題 要, Taibei: Zhonghua shuju, 1965.
Web links
- lib.cam.ac.uk (table of contents)
- Congshu - uwch-4.humanities.washington.edu
- sino.uni-heidelberg.de
References and footnotes
- ↑ Congshu ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. - uwch-4.humanities.washington.edu
