Li Madou shijie ditu yanjiu 利瑪竇世界地圖研究 / Huang Shijian, Gong Yingyan zhu 黃時鑒, 龔纓晏著.
Includes bibliographical references.
Includes folding map of Kunyu wanguo quantu 坤輿萬國全圖 (51 x 100 cm.)
Includes place-name index: Kunyu wanguo quantu diming tongjian 坤輿全圖地名通檢 [Appendix 2, p. 183-209].
“Li Madou shijie ditu yanjiu wenxian mulu 利瑪竇世界地圖研究文獻目錄“ : p. [210]-218.
Title also in English on p. [4] of dustjacket: A Study of Ricci’s World Map.

In addition to a detailed textual study of Ricci’s Mappamondo, or Kunyu wanguo quantu 坤輿萬國全圖, this volume describes both Chinese and European antecedents upon which the Mappamondo was based, a history of editions, versions extant in different countries, and an analysis of the original prefaces with index of place-names. Also described are earlier Chinese maps (e.g. Zhang Huang 章潢, Tushu bian 圖書編) that were incorporated or consulted in the original, and congshu such as the Sancai tuhui 三才圖會 which included the Mappamondo or versions based on it. Also includes Western examples (in color) of maps by Ortelius, Mercator, Plancio, etc., which Ricci used to detail Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

利瑪竇世界地圖研究為﹕Zhejiang Sheng Zhexue shehui kexue guihua keti, Zhejiang daxue ... 浙江省哲學社會科學規劃課題, 浙江大學 ... [etc.]
本書並受到浙江大學”僑福建設基金” 的出版資助.
中國版本圖書館CIP數據核字(2004)第020884號.

Local access dig.pdf. [Huang Shijian-Ricci Maps.pdf (pdf excludes folding map)]

Kai Cheng Ji Yao: An Unpublished Work by Xu Guangqi ( Paul Xu)
GONG Ying-yan (College of Humanities，Ningbo University，Ningbo 315211，China)
Abstract: The author of this paper has discovered a copy titled as Kai Cheng Ji Yao kept in Zhejiang Library. Although the copy was transcribed by Han Yingbi, a famous bibliophile in modern Shanghai, it showed that this is in fact an unpublished work by Xu Guangqi (Paul Xu). The content of Kai Cheng Ji Yao can be divided into two parts. The first part is about some of the traditional folk crafts in Chinese, and the second part is about some new knowledge of science and technology from Europe of which some was surely introduced by Matteo Ｒicci,while others were introduced by other European missionaries. This recently discovered work provides a new document not only for further exploring Xu Guangqi’s achievements in science and technology, but also for the in-depth research of the traditional Chinese science and technology, especially the European knowledge introduced by the missionaries in the late Ming Dynasty. At the same time, this copy is also contributive to the study of Han Yingbi and his private library.
Key words: Kai Cheng Ji Yao; Xu Guangqi; Matteo Ｒicci; Han Yingbi; Yao Yuanchu.

Local access dig.pdf. [Gong-Xu Guangqi Kaicheng jiyao.pdf]