Subject: Stele (Archaeology)--China

Beijing wenbo 北京文博 = Beijing cultural relics and museums
AuthorZhang Zhan 張展Beijing Shi wenwuju 北京市文物局
PlaceBeijing 北京
PublisherBeijing Yanshan chubanshe 北京燕山出版社
CollectionRicci Institute Library [ASCC-MQT]
Edition
LanguageChinese, English
TypePeriodical
Series
ShelfStacks [ASCC-MQT]
Call NumberDS715.Z43 2007a
Description99 p. : illus. (mostly color) ; 26 cm.
Note

Beijing wenbo 北京文博 = Beijing cultural relics and museums / Beijing Shi wenwuju 北京市文物局 and Zhang Zhan 張展.

Number 2, 2007.

ISBN9787540208783 ; 7540208783
Byzantium to China : religion, history and culture on the silk roads : studies in honour of Samuel N.C. Lieu
AuthorLieu, Samuel N. C.Parry, KenMikkelsen, Gunner B.
PlaceLeiden ; Boston
PublisherBrill
CollectionRicci Institute Library
Edition
LanguageEnglish
TypeFestschrift (pdf)
SeriesTexts and studies in Eastern Christianity ; v. 25
ShelfDigital Archives
Call NumberDS33.1.B99 2022
Descriptionpdf. [xliii, 650 pages) : illustrations
Note

Byzantium to China : religion, history and culture on the silk roads : studies in honour of Samuel N.C. Lieu / edited by Gunner B. Mikkelsen, Ken Parry.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

This collection of papers reflects the interests and influence of Samuel N. C. Lieu on scholars and students during his academic career. It demonstrates not only the importance of his work on Manichaeism, but his broader intellectual contribution to early Christian, Roman, Byzantine, and comparative historical studies. His impact on Manichaean studies has been unparalleled resulting in several prestigious book series devoted to the linguistic and historical study of Mani and his religion. It is largely thanks to his enterprise that scholars now have access to an extensive library of texts and images unavailable to earlier researchers. The volume honours the life and work of a remarkable scholar of international renown.

1 Nārāyaṇa Buddha: Adaptation of Manichaean Prophetology in South, Central, and East Asia / Jason BeDuhn -- Sacred Space: The Orkhon Valley and the Empires of the Steppe / Craig Benjamin -- The Nag Hammadi Codices and Monasticism / Malcolm Choat -- Non-Zoroastrians in Zoroastrian Law: The Sasanian Law Book in Comparison to Later Pahlavi Texts / Iris Colditz -- An Uncivilized Empire: Xuanzang on Persia / Max Deeg -- Another Coptic Manichaean Psalm to Jesus (Nº 242)  / Jean-Daniel Dubois -- Rome’s Eastern Trade and Imperialism from Augustus to the Severans / Peter M. Edwell -- A Stranger Twice Over: Manichaean Ideology and Mission / Majella Franzmann -- The Construction of an Iranian Lineage for Manichaeism / Iain Gardner -- Procopius and the Kings of Persia / Geoffrey Greatrex -- The Footprint of Mani’s Book of Pictures in Late Antique Sources: An Assessment of Social and Geographical Data about Teaching with Images among the Manichaeans During the 3rd and 4th Centuries / Zsuzsanna Gulácsi -- Debating with the Jews at Turfan / Erica C.D. Hunter -- Between Marcion and Mani: Open Questions for a Continuing Conversation / Judith M. Lieu -- Chinese and Western Resources for a Global Ethic / Torbjörn Lodén -- Mani Eats Greek Bread: The Sitz im Leben of the Cologne Mani-Codex / Paul McKechnie -- Xuanzong’s Edict of 732 on Manichaeism / Gunner Mikkelsen -- Historical Fiction in Syriac and the Clash of Religions and Cultures in the Late Antique Near East / Fergus Millar† -- More Fruits and Trees in Manichaean Sogdian / Enrico Morano -- What’s in a Name? Papyrus Evidence for Christian Female Onomastic Practice in Egypt during the Period of Christianisation to the Early Byzantine Period / Alanna Nobbs -- What Did Augustine See? Augustine and Mani’s Picture Book / Johannes van Oort -- Pierre Gilles’ Constantinople: A 16th-Century Frenchman in the City of Suleyman the Magnificent / Ken Parry -- First Man and Third Messenger in Manichaean Mythology / Nils Arne Pedersen -- The Manichaean Contour Letters / Christiane Reck -- Following the Persians: Alexander the Great, His Mints at Tarsus and Babylon, and the Minting Practices of Persian and Greek Satraps / Kenneth A. Sheedy -- The Rediscovery of Sogdian / Nicholas Sims-Williams -- Traces of Christianity in the Land of the Tangut from the 8th to the 14th Century / Li Tang -- Did Christianity (or St. Thomas) Come to 1st-Century China? / Glen L. Thompson -- “Vous avez eu le courage de dire ce que pensent les meilleurs turquisants”: la correspondance Antoine Meillet / Willy Bang [Kaup] / Aloïs van Tongerloo† and Herman Seldeslachts --On the Manichaean Preacher Hulu Fashi of the Tang Dynasty / Wang Yuanyuan and Lin Wushu -- Christians in the Service of the Tang Emperor Suzong (756–762): A Curious Poem by Li Bo / David Wilmshurst -- Sogdian Christians in China, Turfan and Sogdiana / Yutaka Yoshida -- Notes on a Turkic Manichaean Benediction Hymn / Peter Zieme

 Local access dig. pdf. [Byzantium to China.pdf]

ISBN9004517987 ; 9789004517981
LCCN2022288482
Jingjiaobei kao 景教碑考
AuthorFeng Chengjun 馮承鈞, 1885-1946
PlaceTaibei 臺北
PublisherTaiwan Shangwu yinshuguan 臺灣商務印書館
CollectionBibl. Sinensis Soc. Iesu
Edition
LanguageChinese 中文
TypeBook
SeriesShidi congshu 史地叢書
ShelfHallway Cases
Call NumberBX154.C4 F4 1962
Description1, 100 p. ; 19 cm.
NoteJingjiaobei kao 景教碑考 / Feng Chengjun zhu 馮承鈞著.
民國51 [1962].
LCCNc65-23
Jingjiaobei kao 景教碑考. Da Qin kao 大秦考
AuthorFeng Chengjun 馮承鈞, 1885-1946
PlaceTaibei Shi 臺北市
PublisherTaiwan Shangwu yinshuguan 臺灣商務印書館
CollectionBibl. Sinensis Soc. Iesu
Edition臺一版
LanguageChinese 中文
TypeBook
SeriesRenren wenku 人人文庫 ; 1373
ShelfStacks
Call NumberAC149.R363 1373
Description2, 1, 100 p. ; 17.5 cm.
NoteJingjiaobei kao 景教碑考 / Feng Chengjun zhu 馮承鈞著.
附錄: Da Qin kao 大秦考.
民國59 [1970].
Nestorian documents and relics in China
AuthorSaeki Yoshiro 佐伯好郎, 1871-1965
PlaceTōkyō 東京
PublisherToho bunkwa gakuin: Academy of Oriental Culture
CollectionRicci Institute Library
Edition
LanguageEnglish, Chinese, Syriac
TypeBook
Series
ShelfHallway Cases
Call NumberBX154.C4 S26 1937
Description7, 10, 518, 96 p. : ill., plates, maps ; 23 cm.
NoteThe Nestorian documents and relics in China / by P.Y. Saeki.
Full collation note: 2 p. leaves, 7, 10, 518 p., 1 leaf, 30 p., 1 leaf, 96, [2] p. : color front., ill., plates, IV fold. maps, facsims. (part fold.) fold. tab. ; 23 cm.

"... The book consists of four parts. The translations of ... the direct Nestorian documents discovered in China and in Chinese Turkestan since 1905 form part I, and the description of the Nestorian relics so far found out in China, Mongolia and Manchuria occupies part II, while the translation of ... the indirect Nestorian documents, viz., the quotations from the Chinese historical records are put in part III ... The original Chinese texts for part I are added ... forming part IV."--Pref.
***Graphic resource: Nestorian crosses, rubbings, stele, monuments, nativity, Xi'an fu, Si-ngan Fu.

LCCN38-25095
Nestorian monument in China
AuthorSaeki Yoshiro 佐伯好郎, 1871-1965
PlaceLondon
PublisherSociety for Promoting Christian Knowledge
CollectionRicci Institute Library
Edition
LanguageEnglish, Syriac
TypeBook, Digital Book (PDF)
Series
ShelfHallway Cases, Digital Archives
Call NumberBX154.C4 S3 1916
Descriptionx, 1 l., 342 p. : front., plates ; 23 cm. + pdf
NoteThe Nestorian monument in China / by P.Y. Saeki ; with an introductory note by Lord William Gascoyne-Cecil and a preface by the Rev. Professor A.H. Sayce.
Bibliography: p. [321]-322. Includes index.
Includes Syriac-Chinese text of the Nestorian inscription.

Local access dig.pdf. [Saeki-Nestorian Monument (1916).pdf]
Available online at Internet Archive.

LCCN16-17196
The story of a stele : China's Nestorian Monument and its reception in the West, 1625-1916
AuthorKeevak, Michael, 1962-
PlaceHong Kong 香港
PublisherHong Kong University Press
CollectionRicci Institute Library
Edition
LanguageEnglish
TypeBook, Digital Book (PDF)
Series
ShelfDigital Archives, Seminar Room 102-103
Call NumberBX154.C4 K44 2008
Description[xi], 195 p. : ill. ; 23.5 cm. + pdf
Note

The story of a stele : China's Nestorian Monument and its reception in the West, 1625-1916 / Michael Keevak.
Prologue: The Story of a Stone – 1. A Stone Discovered – 2. The Century of Kircher – 3. Eighteenth-Century Problems and Controversies – 4. The Return of the Missionaries – Epilogue: The Da Qin Temple.
Includes bibliographical references and index.

Illustrations from the following texts and added keywords: Nestorian monument, Henri Havret, La stèle chrétienne de Si-ngan-fou – Alvaro Semedo, History of the great and renowned monarchy of China – Athanasius Kircher, Prodromus coptus, China illustrata, Crux miraculosa, Andreas Müller Monumenti sinici, monument with musical notation, Christain Mentzel wordlist, Sylloge minutiarum lexici latino-sinico-characterisici – French-Chinese dictionary, Chine illustrée – Johannes Nieuhoff, An embassy from the East-India Company of the United Provinces – Marquis d’Argens, Lettres chinoises – Joseph de Mailla, Histoire générale de la Chine – Charles William Wall, An examination of the ancient orthography of the Jews – St. Thomas Cross, Diogo do Couto, Decadas da Asia, João de Lucena, Historia da vida do padre Francisco de Xavier – Cross, Michel Boym, Flora sinensis, Cross from Fujian province, Havret – Manuel Dias, Tang jingjiao beisong zhengquan – Louis Gaillard, Croix et swastika en Chine, Baron Henrion, Joh. Ev. Heller, James Legge, The Nestorian monument of Hsi-an Fu, Edouard Chavannes, Mission archéologique dans la Chine septentrionale - Frits Holm, Yü Show, My Nestorian adventure in China - P. Y. Saeki, Keikyo hibun kenkyu, Da Qin pagoda, Beilin.

Local access dig.pdf. [Keevak-Story of a Stele.pdf]

ISBN9789622098954 ; 9622098959
Yuan ta jinshi tu 原搨金石圖
Author
Place[China : s.n]
Publisher---
CollectionRicci Institute Library [VS]
Edition
LanguageChinese 中文
TypeAlbum (mounted images)
Series
ShelfSilver Room
Call NumberNK3634.Y83
Description2 v. [accordion fold album] : ill. ; 38 cm.
NoteYuan ta jinshi tu 原搨金石圖.
Large format accordion-folded volumes of rubbings of famous Chinese stelae, monuments and funerary items. Each image accompanied by a description in Chinese.
No author, place of publication, publisher, or date. Partially obliterated vendor or publisher stamp, possible Tokyo. Paper and appearance suggest ca. 1930 printing. (This archive contains a number of China-related items published in Japan from this period). Not in OCLC. NLC, NCLT.
Graphic resource ***
Yuanta jinshi tu 原搨金石圖. [Yuantuo jinshi tu 原拓金石圖]
Author
Place---
Publisher---
CollectionBibl. Sinensis Soc. Iesu
Edition
LanguageChinese 中文
TypeAlbum (rubbings)
Series
ShelfConference Room 108
Call NumberNK3634.A2 Y836
Description2 v. (fan-folded : ill. ; 37.5 cm.
Note

Yuanta jinshi tu 原搨金石圖. Alt. useage: Yuantuo jinshi tu 原拓金石圖?

Fan-folded (2 ce 冊) album of mounted rubbings with descriptions in Chinese. No author, publisher, date, or place of publication. Seal (rubbed) in first page of each ce. Rubbings from tombstones, stele, taken from Han and other ancient cites including Confucian temples. Descriptions and dimensions included. Not in OCLC. Rare.