Full title: Astronomia europaea svb imperatore tartaro sinico Cám Hý appellato ex umbra in lucem revocata à R.P. Ferdinando Verbiest.
Dilingae : typis sumptibus, Joannis Caspari Bencard, bibliopolae academici. Per Joannem Federle, Anno M. DC. LXXXVII. [1687]

Library copy imperfect: lacks folding plate [?]. Title vignette: symbol of the Society of Jesus.
Spine title: Verbiest Astronomia Europaea "B.M.Z.K.W. M 102"

Includes: Catalogus patrum Societatis Jesu qui post obitum S. Francisci Xaverii ab Anno 1581. usque ad Annum 1681. in Imperio Sinarum Jesu Christi fidem propugnarunt....e Sinico latine redditus a P. Philippo Couplet (pp. 100-126)
Originally compiled by Han Lin 韓霖 and Zhang Geng 張賡 under the title: Shengjiao xinzheng 聖教信證 ; completed by F. Verbiest. Cf. British Museum general catalogue of printed books. (Note adapted from OCLC #12353103)

Keywords: Solar observations, lunar observations, astronomical mathematics, calendar and calendrical technology; court astronomers, Beijing ; meteorology, optics, hydraulics, music>
See also: Golvers, N., Astronomia Europaea (1993)

Du Shiran 杜石然 et Han Qi 韓琦.
Extract from: Impact: science et société, no. 167, p. 275-285.
Includes bibliographical references.
Also published in English: The contribution of French Jesuits to Chinese science in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

Local access dig.pdf. [Jami-Emperors-New-Mathematics.pdf]

Abstract: After the suppression of the Society of Jesus in 1773, the French missionary Joseph-Marie Amiot, last of the great Jesuit scholars of China, befriended the Manchu prince Hongwu 弘旿, court artist and cousin of the Qianlong emperor. Hongwu became the most enthusiastic local patron of the ex-Jesuits still living in Beijing, helping them with research and providing them with information. Together, Amiot and Hongwu discussed new developments in natural philosophy, from electrical medicine to gas balloons. They conducted experiments in the Jesuit’s quarters at the North Church and in the prince’s nearby mansion, drawing from European and Chinese traditions alike to explain them. In the end, they concluded that their investigations were socially and politically dangerous, so they decided to keep them secret. It has generally seemed that the missionaries who remained in Beijing toward the end of the eighteenth century had few local encounters and failed to communicate contemporary natural philosophy; the story of the friendship between Hongwu and Amiot is a notable exception, revealing that cross-cultural exchange remained possible.

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Johannes Schreck Terrentius, SJ : his European network and the origins of the Jesuit library in Peking / Noël Golvers.
Included bibliographical references and index.

Chapter 1. The European 'Tour’
1.1 The prelude: Terrentius's academic Wanderjahre (c. 1590-1610): From Freiburg to Rome
1.2 Rome (1610-15)
1.3 From Rome to Lisbon: Terrentius's tour as Trigault's companion for China (1616-18)

Chapter 2. The People
2.1 Personal acquaintances: the 'active' network
2.2 Other names

Chapter 3. The Books and Instruments Collected
3.1 Terrentius's personal reading and the Fondo Faber
3.2 The 331 books bought (or received) at the Officina Plantiniana in Antwerp (December, 1616)
3.3 The 75 books, with the inscription: "Missionis Sinensis"
3.4 The instruments
3.5 The arrival in Macau and Peking

Chapter 4. The Multiple Competences of the Polymath Terrentius
4.1 Medicine: Terrentius's double profile
4.2 Mineralogy: minerals, mining and mineral sources
4.3 Botany
4.4 Mathematics
4.5 Terrentius astronomer
4.6 Calendar
4.7 Terrentius and magnetism
4.8 Cryptography
4.9 Linguistics
4.10 Encyclopedism

Chapter 5. A Final Assessment of Terrentius

Appendices
1. Bibliotheca Pontificia in the actual Beitang collection
2. Documents in the archives of the Officina Plantiniana
3. List of the 75 books in the Beitang catalogue with the inscription: "Missionis Sinensis"
4. Short title catalogue of Plantin-Moretus editions among the books Terrentius-Trigault acquired in Europe
5. Necrology of Terrentius (1630)
6. List of 36 letters from / the 35 letters to Terrentius

A thorough analysis of the sinuous peregrinatio academica of Johann Terrentius Schreck (1576-1630) between 1600-1618 through (South-, Central- and NW-) European universities, academies and courts (at Freiburg /Br.; Paris; Rome; Basel; Padua; Strasbourg, Prague, Kassel, etc.) and his rich correspondence displays a widespread network of contacts, covering a broad range of domains, from medicine to alchemy, pharmacy, botany, and through engineering to (pure and applied) mathematics, and calendar making. In all these domains of the contemporary ?Republic of Letters?, this former student of François Viète (Paris), Galileo (Padua) and ex-Lincean, adept of Copernicus and Paracelsus showed himself to be a passionate scholar with multi-faceted and versatile talents. After 1611, with this very rich experience he entered the Society of Jesus, and shortly afterward he was appointed as companion of Nicolas Trigault, who was touring through Europe (1615-1618) as procurator on behalf of the fledgling Jesuit Mission in China, seeking funds, men, books and scientific instruments. This second phase of intensive travelling through European centers of scholarship, patronage, and printing (including Rome; Venice; Basel; Frankfurt; Cologne, Antwerp, etc.) resulted in an enormous collection of books and instruments, which were dispatched to Lisbon from various points in 1617/1618. Shipped to China, these materials arrived in Macau in 1619, and in Peking in 1625, becoming the core of the Jesuit libraries, mainly in Peking, and the basis for the scholarly activities of the Jesuits over the following decades in the domains of mathematics, calendar making, medicine, etc.

Local access dig.pdf. [Golvers-Johann Schreck Terrentius.pdf]

Life, Thought and Image of Wang Zheng, a Confucian-Christian in Late Ming China / Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung der Doktorwürde der Philosophischen Fakultät der Rheinischen Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Bonn vorgelegt von Ruizhong Ding aus Qishan, VR. China.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--Faculty of Philosphy, Rheinischen Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, 2019.

Includes bibliographical references (p.269-291)

Table of Wang Zheng’s Works p. 256.

Abstract

Introduction: Globalization, localization, and cultural resilience -- Mapping a contact zone -- Divergent discourses on the physical earth in premodern China -- The introduction and refashioning of the terraqueous globe -- Translating the four seas across space and time -- Taking in a new world -- Conclusion: Jesuit science and the shape of Chinese early modernity.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 363-414) and index.

"In Making the New World Their Own, Qiong Zhang offers a systematic study of how Chinese scholars in the late Ming and early Qing came to understand that the Earth is shaped as a globe. This notion arose from their encounters with Matteo Ricci, Giulio Aleni and other Jesuits. These encounters formed a fascinating chapter in the early modern global integration of space. It unfolded as a series of mutually constitutive and competing scholarly discourses that reverberated in fields from cosmology, cartography and world geography to classical studies. Zhang demonstrates how scholars such as Xiong Mingyu, Fang Yizhi, Jie Xuan, Gu Yanwu, and Hu Wei appropriated Jesuit ideas to rediscover China's place in the world and reconstitute their classical tradition"--Provided by publisher.
Local access dig.pdf [Zhang Qiong-Making the New World Their Own.pdf]

第1册. 明清之際西學的再認識. 天主實錄. 齋旨 (附《化人九要》). 聖經約錄. 七克. 天主教要. 童幼教育. 西學凡. 性學觕述. 靈言蠡勺. 況義. 萬物真原. 睡答, 畫答. 主制羣徵. 靈魂道體說 -- 第2冊. 修身西學. 齊家西學. 治平西學. 譬學. 達道紀言. 西方答問. 五十言餘. 超性學要 (節錄). 逑友篇. 西方要紀. 四末真論. 窮理學 (節錄). 格致奧略 -- 第3冊. 泰西水法. 表度說. 天問略. 泰西人身說概. 測食 (略). 地震解. 遠鏡說. 遠西奇器圖說錄最. 寰有詮. 空際格致. 大測. 幾何要法. 斐錄答彙 -- 第4冊. 火攻挈要. 新曆曉或. 西洋新法曆書 (節錄). 天步真原. 曆學會通 (節錄). 新製靈臺儀象志 (節錄). 坤輿圖說. 地球圖說. 獅子說. 進呈鷹論. 律呂纂要. 律呂正義·續編 (節錄). 視學 / 年希堯. 自鳴鐘錶圖說.

Di 1 ce. Ming-Qing zhiji Xixue de zai renshi. Tianzhu shilu. Zhaizhi (fu "Huaren jiuyao"). Shengjing yuelu. Qike. Tianzhu jiaoyao. Tongyou jiaoyu. Xixue fan. Xingxue cushu. Lingyan lishao. Kuangyi. Wanwu zhenyuan. Shuida, huada. Zhuzhi qunzheng. Linghun daoti shuo --
Di 2 ce. Xiushen Xixue. Qijia Xixue. Zhiping Xixue. Pixue. Dadao jiyan. Xifang dawen. Wushi yanyu. Chaoxing xueyao (jielu). Qiuyou pian. Xifang yaoji. Simo zhenlun. Qiongli xue (jielu). Gezhi aolüe --
Di 3 ce. Taixi shuifa. Biaodu shuo. Tianwen lüe. Taixi renshen shuogai. Ceshi (lüe). Dizhen jie. Yuanjing shuo. Yuanxi qiqi tushuo luzui. Huanyouquan. Kongji gezhi. Dace. Jihe yaofa. Feilu dahui --
D 4 ce. Huogong qieyao. Xinli xiaohuo. Xiyang xinfa lishu (jielu). Tianbu zhenyuan. Lixue huitong (jielu). Xinzhi lingtai yixiang zhi (jielu). Kunyu tushuo. Diqiu tushuo. Shizi shuo. Jincheng yinglun. Lülü zuanyao. Lülü zhengyi, xubian (jielu). Shixue / Nian Xiyao. Zimingzhong biaotu shuo.

"明清之際, 西方天主教傳教士在來華過程中出版了大量的中文著作. 這些著作涉及到宗教神學, 教育學, 倫理學, 邏輯學, 語言學, 心理學, 哲學, 美術學, 文藝學, 地理學, 歷史學, 天文學, 地理學, 物理學, 醫學, 數學(主要是幾何學), 植物學和動物學等眾多學科, 是各個學科史追根溯源必須涉及到的內容, 在中西文化交流史, 清代思想史和學術史上, 都具有著不容忽視的價值."--Description on OCLC record.

Local access dig.pdf. [Ming-Qing Xixue.pdf (combined)]; 明清之際西學.pdf (4 v.)]

Sojourners in a strange land : Jesuits and their scientific missions in late imperial China / Florence C. Hsia.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Who was that masked man? -- Writing missions -- Telling missionary lives -- Making Jesuit science travel -- Reading Jesuit Voyages -- Jesuit academicians -- Observational fortunes -- Familiar letters and familiar faces.

Local access dig.pdf. [Hsia-Sojouners in a strange land.pdf]

Though Jesuits assumed a variety of roles as missionaries in late imperial China, their most memorable guise was that of scientific expert, whose maps, clocks, astrolabes, and armillaries reportedly astonished the Chinese. But the icon of the missionary-scientist is itself a complex myth. Masterfully correcting the standard story of China Jesuits as simple conduits for Western science, Florence C. Hsia shows how these missionary-scientists remade themselves as they negotiated the place of the profane sciences in a religious enterprise.

Sojourners in a Strange Land develops a genealogy of Jesuit conceptions of scientific life within the Chinese mission field from the sixteenth through eighteenth centuries. Analyzing the printed record of their endeavors in natural philosophy and mathematics, Hsia identifies three models of the missionary man of science by their genres of writing: mission history, travelogue, and academic collection. Drawing on the history of early modern Europe’s scientific, religious, and print culture, she uses the elaboration and reception of these scientific personae to construct the first collective biography of the Jesuit missionary-scientist’s many incarnations in late imperial China. --Publisher page

The Contribution of French Jesuits to Chinese science in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries / Du Shiran 杜石然 and Han Qi 韓琦.
Extract from: Impact of science on society, no. 167, p. 265-275.
Library has offprint & pdf electronic document.
Also available in French.
Includes bibliographical references.

本書以耶穌會士和天文學為主題, 系統查閱研讀了國內外所藏清代曆算著作,官方文獻和清人文集, 並與歐洲所藏第一手西文檔案資料互證, 在全球史和跨文化的視野下系統闡述天主教傳教士與歐洲天文學傳入中國的諸面相. 作者試圖將天文學傳播置於政治史,社會史和宗教史的語境中加以討論, 完整勾勒清代近兩百年間歐洲天文學在華傳播的歷程. 通過案例, 生動展現知識和權力交織的複雜背景, 進而揭示了康熙皇帝如何通過西學來達到控制漢人和洋人之目的; 深入分析了皇子,傳教士,欽天監官員和士大夫群體在知識傳播中所扮演的不同角色.

序章:　通天與敬天：歐洲科學在明清之際的傳播 -- 第一章: 耶穌會士與歐洲星占術著作的傳播 -- 第一節:　天啟崇禎間耶穌會士有關天文星占的相關論述 -- 第二節:　湯若望《天文實用》之編纂及其在清初的流傳 -- 第三節:　湯若望《天文實用》在乾隆時代的流傳 -- 第四節:　異端“新”知：穆尼閣對歐洲星占術的介紹 -- 第二章: 康熙初年曆法之爭與耶穌會士的東來 -- 第一節:　西洋曆法的改編與楊光先反教案 -- 第二節:　日影觀測與康熙研習西學之開端 -- 第三節:　來自澳門的“西學帝師” -- 第四節:　法國“國王數學家”來華 -- 第三章:　從觀星台事件到蒙養齋算學館的設立 -- 第一節:　觀星台事件和李光地對曆算的興趣 -- 第二節:　康熙時代的曆算活動與人才培養 -- 第三節:　蒙養齋算學館的建立及其曆算活動 -- 第四章:　科學與權力：日影觀測與康熙時代的曆法改革 -- 第一節:　康熙熱衷日影觀測之經過 -- 第二節:　1692年乾清宮之日影觀測 -- 第三節:　1711年日影觀測與曆法改革的緣起 -- 第五章:　“自立”精神與康熙時代的“西學中源”說 -- 第一節:　康熙西學態度的轉變及其背景 -- 第二節:　康熙與“西學中源”說的流行 -- 第三節:　士人對西學態度的演變 -- 第六章:　歐洲天文學新知的傳入與《欽若曆書》的編纂 -- 第一節:　蒙養齋算學館與格物窮理院 -- 第二節:　傅聖澤與歐洲新科學的介紹 -- 第三節:　《欽若曆書》的編纂與內容 -- 第七章:　科學和宗教之間：耶穌會士、禮儀之爭和日心說的傳播 -- 第一節:　科學和信仰：耶穌會士、奉教天文學家與禮儀之爭 -- 第二節:　耶穌會士和日心說的傳入 -- 第三節:　“用其技藝” ：康熙皇帝科學和宗教的兩手策略 -- 八章:　量天測地：耶穌會士與康乾時代的大地測量 -- 第一節:　康熙朝地圖測繪的背景 -- 第二節:　“西洋籌人”安多與子午線的測量-- 第三節:　地圖測繪的緣起和展開：測繪過程及路線 -- 第四節: 　乾隆時代的地圖測繪 -- 第九章:　復古與求新：雍正、乾隆間耶穌會士與宮廷天文學的傳播 -- 第一節:　宇宙體系的折中：《歷象考成後編》的編纂 -- 第二節: 會通中西：《儀象考成》的編修 -- 第三節:　耶穌會士與朝鮮燕行使的交往 -- 第四節:　後耶穌會士時代的宮廷天文學家 -- 結語

附錄一:　傅汎際、李之藻譯《寰有詮》及其相關問題 –- [一]　傅汎際和李之藻：《寰有詮》的譯者 -- [二]　《寰有詮》的底本及其翻譯 -- [三]　 新的天文觀測如何用於解釋亞里士多德宇宙論？ -- 附錄二:　新教傳教士與天文學的傳播（1807—1859）: [一]　 天王星知識在東南亞和中國沿海城市的傳播（嘉慶、咸豐朝）-- [二]　牛頓《自然哲學的數學原理》的早期傳播 -- [三]　 偉烈亞力：科學的傳播者和中國科學史研究的開拓者 -- 附錄三:　天文著作序跋彙編 -- 附錄四:　欽天監西洋人任職表 -- 附錄五:　外國人名表 -- 參考文獻 -- 索引 -- 後記.

卷一至卷六，包括治狀、兵事、奏議、揭帖等內容。
卷七至卷十一，“儒學”、“天學”。 “儒學”二種，包括《學庸書解》、《士約》，合為一卷；“天學”四種，包括《畏天愛人極論》、《仁會約》、《杜奧定先生東來渡海苦跡》、《崇一堂日記隨筆》，各為一卷，共四卷。
卷十二，“音學”一卷，包括〈西儒耳目資敘〉、〈西儒耳目資釋疑〉、〈三韻兌考問答〉、〈元母生生總圖〉等。
卷十三至卷十八，“制器學”，包括《遠西奇器圖說錄最》三卷、《新制諸器圖說》一卷、《守禦器具圖說》一卷、《額辣濟亞牖造諸器圖說》（殘篇）一卷等。
卷十九至卷二十二，包括書牘、詩、曲、序、跋、議、記、贊、銘、雜文等內容。其中卷二十一序、跋，收入十八篇。
附錄一，是有關王徵家族世系的史料，凡兩種，均為王徵後裔所撰。
附錄二，是本編校者編撰的王徵年譜。
附錄三，是有關王徵的傳記資料，以及贊賀、祭文，共精選十四篇。
附錄四，是有關王徵著譯的序、跋、提要，共精選三十篇。
附錄五，是有關王徵著譯的考辨，僅選入李之勤先生撰寫的長文《明末陝西涇陽王徵著譯考》。

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]

Keywords: European influences on Chinese science and technology, 16th, 17th, 18th, centuries; comments on Mendoza, Ricci, French Jesuits and French Royal mathematicians and academics; England's Royal Society, 17th-18th century astronomy, observatories, medicine and medical science, mechanics and mechanical arts, printing, movable type, porcelain.

歷史上的徐光啟 / 朱維靜 1
匹夫匹婦被其澤:紀念徐光啟逝世372週年 / 王家范 12
翻譯<<幾何原本>>的文化史意義 / 周振鶴 15
會通超勝 兼容並蓄 光前啟後:紀念近代科技先驅徐光啟逝世372週年 / 顧奎華 21
徐光啟與<<崇禎歷書>> / 江曉原 27
徐光啟:中西文化會通第一人 / 李天綱 33
中西文化會通第一人 / 陳樂民 48
解放前後徐光啟墓的修繕與保護 / 楊嘉祐 59
論徐光啟的宗教情懷 / 晏可佳 63
徐光啟與明末上海社會 / 馬學強 73
從"會通"到"超勝":徐光啟科學思想的歷史價值與當代意義 / 紀志剛 88
徐光啟與西方科學散論 / 施宣圓 96
從徐光啟到徐家匯的歷史和現在 / 許建華 104
一代宗師 風範長存 / 宋浩杰 110
徐光啟<<除蝗疏>>"蝗蝦互變"思想真偽考 / 倪根金, 趙豔萍 119
徐光啟與焦竑 / 杭侃 127
徐光啟著譯三種版本小記 / 顧音海 131
葡文資料中的徐光啟與明末上海 / 董少新 137
從<<農政全書・木棉>>考釋徐光啟對古代棉紡織技術的傳承 / 黃樹林 141
徐光啟墓的復原修繕 / 陳敬友 147
後世楷模:徐光啟 / 丁永坤 158
繼承,創新與會通,超勝 / 吳仁宏 163
名相徐光啟 / 陳翔燕 169
我們學校的科學,愛國傳統起源於徐光啟 / 黃晨敏 173
祖父父親與徐氏宗族及其他 / 徐承熙 181
弘揚光啟精神,服務社會大眾:徐光啟紀念館開館工作的回顧與思考 / 沈永健 184
<<詩經傳稿>>與徐光啟早年思想管窺 / 郭驥 189
經筵講官徐光啟 / 馮志浩 196
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