JapSin II, 38.4
Hengxing jingwei biao 恆星經緯表.
By Tang Ruowang 湯若望 (Johann Adam Schall von Bell).
Two juan (juan 5–6), in two ce. Bamboo paper. No date or place of publication.

The cover bears the title Hengxing biao 恆星表and a Latin inscription: “De motu stellarum fixarum cum suis tabulis.”

Cf. Courant 4966–II, 4967, 4970; Väth, p. 365, no. 13.
Source: Albert Chan, S.J., Chinese Books and Documents in the Jesuit Archives in Rome, pp. 324-325.

Hengxing li 恆星曆 / Tang Ruowang zhuan 湯若望譔.
Manuscript copy of Schall's Hengxing lizhi 恆星曆指 made in Japan. Undated, but probably late 18th-early 19th century.
The errors in binding match the edition held in Rome. See Jap-Sin II, 38.3 for bibliographic details.

One of a number of books written in Chinese by Jesuits that were copied in Japan after the prohibition of these works. Schall's original work was published in 1631 but not widely distributed. It was not on the early Japanese lists of prohibited books.
Vermillion seal imprint: 明德館圖書庫.

Full bibliographic citation see: Ad Dudink & Nicolas Standaert, Chinese Christian Texts Database (CCT-Database).

JapSin II, 38.3
Hengxing lizhi 恆星曆指.
By Tang Ruowang 湯若望 (Johann Adam Schall von Bell).
Three juan. Bamboo paper. No date or place of publication.

The cover bears the title Hengxingli 恆星曆 and a Latin inscription: “De motu stellarum fixarum cum suis tabulis.”

JapSin II, 40.1
Jiaoshi biao 交食表.
By Tang Ruowang 湯若望 (Johann Adam Schall von Bell).
Nine juan in nine volumes. Bamboo paper. No date or place of publication.

The cover bears a Latin inscription: “De motibus solis | et lunae pro eclip | sibus tomi 9 | a p. Adamo Schall | S.J.”

Juan 1: Zhu Maoyuan 祝懋元, Liu Youqing 劉有慶, Wu Mingzhu 鄔明著, Zhu Guangxian 朱光顯, Song Kecheng 宋可成, and Jia Liangqi 賈良琦.
Juan 2: Zhu Guangda 朱光大, Zhou Shichang 周士昌, Cheng Tingrui 程廷瑞, Zhang Cheng 掌乘, Li Zubai 李祖白, and Song Keli 宋可立, in addition to those mentioned in juan 1.
Juan 3: Cheng Tingrui, Chen Zhengjian 陳正諫, Chen Yingdeng 陳應登, Song Fa 宋發, Dong Siding 董思定, and Li Hua 李華.
Juan 4: Chen Yujie 陳于階, Liu Youqing, Chen Yingdeng, Jiao Yingxu 焦應旭, Zhang Caichen 張寀臣, and Zhou Shitai 周士泰.
Juan 5: Yang Zhihua 楊之華, Xu Huan 徐瑍, Zhu Maoyuan, Zuo Yunhe 左允和, Zhu Guangda, and Yin Kai 殷鎧.
Juan 6: Zhu Guangxian, Sun Youben 孫有本, Wu Mingzhu, Liu Yunde 劉蘊德, Ge Jiwen 戈繼文, and Bao Yingqi 鮑英齊.
Juan 7: Zhu Guangcan 朱光燦, Zhang Youzhuan 掌有篆, Yang Zhihua, Zhou Shicui 周士萃, Li Zubai, and Wu Zhiyan 武之彥.
Juan 8: Zhang Cheng, Sung Fa, Chen Zhengjian, Liu Youqing, and Song Keli.
Juan 9: Huang Hongxian 黃宏憲, Xu Huan, Wu Mingzhu, Song Kecheng, Jia Liangqi, and Liu Yunde.

The table of contents consists of two folios. Each half folio in the first juan has nine columns, with twenty-three characters in the first column of each paragraph and twenty-two in the rest of the paragraph. From juan 2 on there are only twenty-two characters in the first column of each paragraph and twenty-one in the rest of the paragraph. On folio 4a of juan 2 at the end of the paragraph there is a red seal in xingkai 行楷 style that reads: 江積懷印.
Source: Albert Chan, S.J., Chinese Books and Documents in the Jesuit Archives in Rome, pp. 334-336.

“....Yuanjing shuo 遠鏡說 (Explanation of the Telescope, 1626), by Schall, which contained the first account of the Tychonic world system in Chinese.” Cf. Standaert, Handbook of Christianity in China, v.1, p. 714.

See Fr. A. Chan S.J. bibliographic entry for Japonica-Sinica II, 39.2 edition.
See full bibliographic entry Ad Dudink & Nicolas Standaert, Chinese Christian Texts Database (CCT-Database).

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