05800cam a22005895i 4500 17828756 20250607054434.7 130727s1623 cc b 000 0 chi 0 ibc orignew u ncip 20 y-nonroman th78 2013-07-27 2012402472 17828756 DLC eng rda DLC DLC $1 B686 A25 880-01 Aleni, Giulio, 1582-1649, zeng yi. 100-01/$1 Aleni, Giulio, 1582-1649, 增譯. 880-02 Zhi fang wai ji : liu juan, juan shou yi juan / Xi hai Aixulüe zeng yi ; Dong hai Yang Tingyun hui ji. 245-02/$1 職方外紀 : 六卷, 卷首一卷 / 西海艾儒略增譯；東海楊廷筠彙記. 880-03 [Ming Min ke ben]. 250-03/$1 [明閩刻本]. 880-04 Min [i.e. Fujian Sheng : publisher not identified], Ming Tianqi 3 nian [1623] 264-04/$1 閩 [i.e. 福建省 : publisher not identified], 明天啟 3 年 [1623] 2 volumes : maps text txt rdacontent digital version computer c rdamedia print version unmediated n rdamedia digital version online resource cd rdacarrier print version volume nc rdacarrier In case. 500-00/$1 九行十九字. Nine lines, with nineteen characters per line. 500-00/$1 原題：「西海艾儒略增譯，東海楊廷筠彙記。」卷內有：「雲輪閣」，「荃孫」，「江陰??荃孫藏書印」等印記，即藝風堂藏書記卷內三所著錄。此閩中增補翻刻本，荃孫以為天啟三年原刻本，誤也；原本僅五卷。李之藻(序)天啟三年(1623)，楊廷筠(序)，葉向高(序)，自序, 天啟三年(1623). 500-00/$1 明閩刻本 左右雙欄 白口 單魚尾 版匡高20.5寬13.8公分. 500-00/$1 明閩刻本. Ming Dynasty woodblock print from Fujian Province. 500-00/$1 補：《四庫全書》收錄兩江總督採進五卷本，與此本分卷稍異。《提要》云："明西洋人艾儒略撰，其書成於天啟癸亥（3年，1623）。 自序謂利氏齎進萬國圖志。龐氏奉命翻譯。儒略更增補以成之。蓋因利瑪竇、龐我迪舊本潤色之，不蓋儒略自作也。所紀皆絶域風土，為自古輿圖所不載，故曰職方外紀。其說分天下為五大州：一曰亞細亞州，其地西起那多理亞，離福島六十二度；東至亞尼俺峽，離福島一百八十度；南起爪哇，在赤道南十二度；北至冰海，在赤道北七十二度。二曰歐邏巴州，其地南起地中海，北極出地三十五度；北至冰海，北極出地八十餘度，徑一萬一千二百五十里；西起西海福島初度；東至阿比河，距福島九十二度，徑二萬三千里。三曰利未亞州，西南皆至利未亞海；東至西紅海；北至地中海。極南南極出地三十五度。極北北極出地三十五度。東西廣七十八度。四曰亞墨利嘉，地分南北，中通一峽。峽南之地，南起墨瓦蠟泥海峽，南極出地五十二度；北至加納達，北極出地十度半；西起福島二百八十六度；東至三百五十五度。峽北之地，南起加納達，南極出地十度半；北至冰海。其北極出地度數，則未之測量。西起福島一百八十度，東盡三百六十度。五曰墨瓦蠟尼加，則彼國與之初通，疆域道里，尚莫得詳焉。前冠以《萬國全圖》，後附以《四海總說》." The Zhifang waiji (Chronicle of foreign lands) is a concise geography of the world, the first of its kind written in Chinese. The Italian Jesuit missionary Matteo Ricci produced a map of the world in Chinese in 1584. The map, which followed Western principles of cartography then unknown in China, underwent several revisions between 1584 and 1602. Ricci's fellow priests Diego de Pantoja and Sabatino de Ursis were instructed by imperial order to compose a book explaining the map. Pantoja died in 1618 and the work eventually was completed by Giulio Aleni. Yang Tingyun, a respected Chinese official and early convert to Christianity, polished the style of the book and helped to get it published, in 1623, in his own city of Hangzhou. The work divides the globe into five continents: Asia, Europe, Libya (Africa), America, and "Magellanica." The latter is an extensive tract of land said to extend from near the southern tip of South America to several degrees beyond the South Pole. World Digital Library. This version differs from the one in the collection 'Si ku quan shu'; the summary states that it was written by Western scholar Giulio Aleni in the year 1623; the preface states that it was a supplement based on 'Wan guo tu zhi' written by Matteo Ricci; the book records many foreign customs and geographic features for the first time in China. Also available in digital form. 880-05 Yang, Tingyun, 1562-1627, hui ji. 700-05/$1 楊廷筠, 1562-1627, 彙記. 880-06 Li, Zhicao, xu. 700-06/$1 李之藻, 序. 880-07 Ye, Xianggao, 1559-1627, xu. 700-07/$1 葉向高, 1559-1627, 序. Ricci, Matteo, 1552-1610. Mappamondo cinese del p. Matteo Ricci, S. I. Chinese Rare Book Collection (Library of Congress). DLC World Digital Library https://www.wdl.org/item/227 lcnclscd 2012402472 https://hdl.loc.gov/loc.asian/lcnclscd.2012402472 asian/lcnclscd wdl LCNCL asian/asiancrb