Brief description of a fragment of the Shuihu zhuan in the Bodleian (Chin. e. II) that possible came to Leiden as a result of the first Dutch voyage to the East Indies (1595-1597), given by Paulus Merula (1558-1607) of Leiden University to Thomas Hyde, Bodley's Librarian (1665-1701), with a notecard in Chinese characters possibly written by Michael Shen Fuzong, who arrived in Europe in 1683 and worked with Hyde at Oxford. Shen accompanied Fr. Philippe Couplet on his return to Europe. The text apparently differs from standard editions of the Shuihu.

Six no. a year (in three double issues), 2018-
Frequency varies, 1890-2017
v. 1-10, avril 1890-1899; sér. 2, v. 1- mars 1900- Editors: 1890-1924, Henri Cordier (with G. Schlegel, 1890-1903, E. Chavannes, 1904-1916, P. Pelliot, 1920/1921-1924); 1925/1926-1944, P. Pelliot (with J.J.L. Duyvendak, 1936, no. 2/3-1944); 1947- J.J.L. Duyvendak, P. Demiéville. Beginning with v. 11 (1910) the notation "série 2" is dropped.

Ser. 2, v. 2, includes supplement: Siamese studies by Dr. Gustave Schlegel.
Vol. 9 includes supplement: Les études chinoises (1895-1898) par Henri Cordier.
In English, French, and German.

Vol. 1-ser. 2, v. 37, 1890-1944. 1 v. Vols. 38-55, 1948-1969. 1 v. Vols. 56-84, 1970-1998. 1 v. Latest issue consulted: Vol. CIV, fasc. 5-6 (2018).

Library has 1963-1993 only.
Online via Gleeson Library.
Publisher online restrictions: most recent 3 years not available (4 years on JSTOR).