 | Robert K. Douglas - 1875 - 142 páginas
...concerned with seeing that its precepts are carried out throughout the Empire. Speaking of this work, Gallery says with justice, "In ceremonial is summed...essentially connected with ceremonial ; in a word, for it ceremonial is man, the man moral, the man politic, and the man religious, in their numberless relations... | |
 | Sir Robert Kennaway Douglas - 1882 - 518 páginas
...seeing its precepts carried out throughout the empire. Speaking of this work, Gallery says : — " In ceremonial is summed up the whole soul of the Chinese,...essentially connected with ceremonial ; in a word, for it ceremonial is man, the man moral, the man politic, and the man religious, in their numberless relations... | |
 | Sir Robert Kennaway Douglas - 1882 - 438 páginas
...seeing its precepts carried out throughout the empire. Speaking of this work, Gallery says : — " In ceremonial is summed up the whole soul of the Chinese,...essentially connected with ceremonial ; in a word, for it ceremonial is man, the man moral, the man politic, and the man religious, in their numberless relations... | |
 | Sir Robert Kennaway Douglas - 1882 - 436 páginas
...seeing its precepts carried out throughout the empire. Speaking of this work, Gallery says : — " In ceremonial is summed up the whole soul of the Chinese,...exact and complete monograph that this nation can give ot itself to the rest of the world. Its affections, if it has any, are satisfied by ceremonial ; its... | |
 | 1895 - 710 páginas
...Chinese Bible which is reflected in the manners and customs of the people. It has been described as ' ' the most exact and complete monograph that this nation can give of itself to the rest of the world. ' ' One of the six governing boards at Peking — the Board of Rites — is wholly occupied with seeing... | |
 | Chi-tʻung Chʻên - 1900 - 312 páginas
...concerned with seeing that its precepts are carried out throughout the empire. Speaking of this work, Gallery says with justice, "In ceremonial is summed...essentially connected with ceremonial ; in a word, for it ceremonial is man, the man moral, the man politic, and the man religious, in their numberless relations... | |
 | Sir Robert Kennaway Douglas - 1895 - 616 páginas
...of seeing its precepts carried out throughout the empire. Speaking of this work, Gallery says : — "In ceremonial is summed up the whole soul of the...is the most exact and complete monograph that this nagive a clew to the moral nature of thw act are lost in the English rendering. The author only echoes... | |
 | Bernard Quaritch - 1878 - 804 páginas
...CHITÎG то : Buddhist Eitual, 6 vols. roy. 8vo. sd. 25* " In Ceremonial is summed np the whole sonl of the Chinese, and to my mind the Book of Rites is the most exact and complete monograph that the nation can give of itself to the rest of the world.''—Gallery. 10875 ROCHET, Manuel de la Langue... | |
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In ceremonial is summed up the whole soul of the Chinese, and to my mind the ' Book of Rites,' is the most exact and complete monograph that this nation can give of itself to the rest of the world. Its affections, if it has any, are satisfied by ceremonial... 