works of Hsüntze.

by Xunzi

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Published 1966 by Ch"eng-Wen Pub. Co. in Taipei .
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Edition Notes

Statement	Translated from the Chinese, with notes by Homer H. Dubs.
Series	Probsthain"s oriental series -- v. 16
Contributions	Dubs, Homer H. 1892-
The Physical Object
Pagination	336 p.
Number of Pages	336
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL13525436M
OCLC/WorldCa	355687

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