The Texts of Taoism, Part I

The Texts of Taoism, Part IThese two volumes contain the complete James Legge translation of the sacred writings of the great mystical religion that for millennia has counterbalanced the official Confucianism of the Chinese state. Together with the Confucian canon, these writings have been avidly studied by generations of Chinese scholars and literary men and their place in the formation of Chinese civilization is central. First published as volume xxxix and xl of Max Mller's

Reprint of the University Books

revealing a mind as quick to entertain and philosophize as it is to explain

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