520 NEUMANN, K. F., Asiatische Studien. Leipzig, 1837, 8vo. 521 522 523 Ueber chinesische Sprüchwörter. Zeitschr. der deutsch. morg. Ges., II, p. 47. Beurtheilung der chinesischen Bibelübersetzung von Morrison, Milne und Gützlaff; ibid, III, p. 362. - Ueber die erdichtete Inschrift von Signanfu; ibid, IV, p. 33. 524 WILLIAMS, S. W., Chhong Se Toan with remarks on romanizing the Chinese language, Chin. Repos., VII, p. 490; XX, p. 472. 525 526 p. 28. Table of sounds in 3 dialects; ibid, XI, On the mode of spelling Chinese, Notes and Queries, I, p. 34. 527 LAY, G. T., Remarks on the cantus of the Chinese, Chin. Repos., VI, p. 172. 528 New analysis of the Chinese language; ibid, VII, p. 255. 529 KIDD, S., Lecture on the nature and structure of the Chinese language. London, 1839, 8vo. 530 BAZIN, A., Mémoire sur l'organisation intérieure des écoles chinois. Paris, 1839, 8vo. 531 532 Mémoire sur les principes généraux du chinois vulgaire, J. as., 4 sér., V, 346, 469; VI, p. 89; and Paris, 1845, 8vo. Recherches sur l'histoire, l'organisation et les travaux de l'académie impériale de Pekin. Paris, 1858, 8vo. 533 GLADISCH, A., Ueber die chinesische Sprache. Posen, 1840, 4to. 534 DEAN, W., Chinese language as used in Cochinchina, Chin. Repos., XI, p. 450. 535 BIOT, E., Mémoire sur les recensements des terres consignés dans l'histoire chinoise. Paris, 1838, 536 Essai sur l'histoire de l'instruction publi 537 que en Chine. Paris, 1845, 8vo. See S. W. Williams, Chin. Repos., XVIII, p. 57. Mémoire sur quelques anciens monuments de l'Asie analogues aux pierres druidiques. Paris, 8vo. 538 A., De la doctrine et des livres des Chinois. 1844, 8vo. Paris, 539 LOWRIE, W. M., On the significance of the character jen (humanity), Chin. Repos., XV, p. 329. 540 PIPER, G. O., Ueber die Bedeutung etymologischer Forschungen in der chinesischen Sprache. Jahresbericht der deutsch. morg. Ges., 1847, p. 160. Ueber die alte chinesische Sprache. Zeitschr. d. deutsch. morg. Ges., IV, p. 114. 541 542 Meine Stellung zum chinesischen Alterthum und die Stellung meiner Gegner. Bernburg, 1857, 8vo. 543 HYACINTHE, B., Observations sur les traductions et les critiques littéraires de M. de Klaproth, 4to. 544 GETTY, E., Notices of Chinese seals found in Ireland. London, 1850, 8vo. 545 THOMS, P. P., Remarks on the Chinese word Man. London, 1851, 8vo. 546 A dissertation on the ancient Chinese vases of the Song dynasty. London, 1851, 8vo. See S. W. Williams, Chin. Repos., XX, p. 489. 547 BROCKHAUS, Prof., Vorschläge zur zweckmässigen Einrichtung eines chinesischen Wörterbuchs. Zeitsch. d. deut. morg. Ges., VI, p. 532. 548 MEDHURST, W. H., Remarks on the Chinese word man. Shanghai, 1852, 4to. Remarks on the Chinese character E. Hongkong, 1852, 8vo. The tablet of Yü, J. N. C. B. of R. A. S., 1869, p. 78. 551 On Chinese street literature. Shanghai, 1870, 8vo. 552 PARKES, Sir H. S., Observations on the Chinese word man. Canton, 1852, 8vo. 553 LUNEVILLE, DE, La croix instructive et historique trouvée en Chine. Paris, 1853, 8vo. 554 SUMMERS, J., Lecture on the Chinese language and literature. London, 1853, 8vo. 555 The study of the Chinese by Europeans, Ch. and Jap. Repos., II, 26, 1864. 556 SALISBURY, E. E., On the genuiness of the so called nestorian "monument de Si-ngan-fu," J. of Am. Or. Soc., III, p. 399, 1853. See Palladius, Chin. Recorder, VI, p. 147 148. 557 WYLIE, A., On the nestorian tablet at Se-Gan-Foo. New York, 1854, 8vo. 560 On an ancient inscription in Chinese and Mongol from a stone tablet in Shanghai, Transact. Ch. B. R. A. S., V, p. 65-81, 1856. On an ancient inscription in the Neuchih language; ibid, VI, p. 137-153, 1859. Remarks on some impressions from a lapidary inscription at Keu-yun-kwan on the great wall near Peking, J. N. C. B. of R. A. S., I, p. 133, 1865; and J. R. As. S., V, No. 1, 1871. 561 PARRAT, H., Les tons chinois sont sémitiques. Porrentruy, 1854, 4to. 562 WHITE, M. C., Chinese local dialects reduced to writing, J. Am. Or. Soc., IV, p. 327. 563 564 On Chinese philology; ibid, Vol. V. The Chinese language spoken at Foochau, Methodist Quarterly Review, July, 1856, p. 352; also separately in 8vo. 565 RAUTENBACH, E., Die chinesische Sprache in ihren Rechten als Sprache. Darmstadt, 1855, 566 EDKINS, J., On ancient Chinese pronunciation, Transact. of the C. B. of R. A. S., Vol. IV, p. 5185. Hongkong, 1855. Connection of Chinese and Hebrew, Chin. Recorder, III, p. 203, 323; IV, p. 23, 48, 74, 102, 123, 182, 215, 245, 279, 287, 326. See P. G. von Möllendorff, Chin. Recorder, Curiosities of Chinese etymology, Notes and Queries, II, p. 4, 50, 65, 86, 101. 183. Dialect used in Chinese plays; ibid, II, p. Celtic compared with Chinese, The Phoenix, II, p. 17. 293. 8vo. Chinese philology, Ch. Review, I, p. 181, China's place in philology. London, 1872, See T. Watters, China Review, I, p. 53. 573 HALDEMAN, The relation between the Chinese and Indo-European languages, 1852. 574 STEINTHAL, H., Charakteristik der hauptsächlichsten Typen des Sprachbaues. Berlin, 1860, 8vo. 575 LEPSIUS, R., Ueber chinesische und tibetanische Lautverhältnisse und über die Umschrift jener Sprachen. Berlin, 1861, 4to. 576 JENKINS, B., A list of syllables for romanizing works according to the Shanghai dialect. Shanghai, 1861, 8vo. 577 PLATH, J. H., Ueber die lange Dauer und die Entwicklung des chinesischen Reiches. München, 1861, 4to. 578 Die Tonsprache der alten Chinesen. München, 1862, 8vo. 579 EWALD, H., Sprachwissenschaftliche Abhandlungen. Göttingen, 1862, 4to. 580 Thoughts on the past and future of China, translated from the French of Count d'Escayrac de Lau ture, Chin. and Jap. Repos., July, August, 1863. 581 KROOMAN, D., Phonetic alphabet of the Canton dialect. Canton, 1863, 8vo. 582 REINAUD, J. T., Mémoire sur le Périple de la mer Erythère et sur la navigation etc. après les temoignages grecs, latins, arabes, persans, indiens et chinois. Paris, 1864, 4to. 583 Chinesen vor Columbus in America. Ausland, 1865, No. 12, p. 163. 584 ANDREE, R., War Amerika den alten Chinesen bekannt? Wo lag das Land Fusang? Globus, 1865, VIII, Heft 16, p. 346. From the French of V. de St. Martin, Année géogr., 1865, p. 253. 585 SEVERINI, A., Il monosillabismo della lingua Cinese, Rivista Orient., fasc. 1, 1867. 586 MUELLER, M., Chips from a German workshop. London, 1867-1875, 4 vols., 8vo. 587 CHALMERS, J., The origin of the Chinese. London, 1868, 8vo. 588 Chinese spelling tables, China Review, IV, p. 307-311. 589 JEANNET, P., De la langue chinoise et des moyens. d'en faciliter l'usage. Paris, 1869, 8vo. 590 STRAUSS, V. von, Das 14 cap. des Taoteking. Zeitschr. der d. morg. Ges., XXIII, p. 473. 591 BASTIAN, A., Sprachvergleichende Studien. Mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der Indochinesischen Sprachen. Leipzig, 1870, 8vo. See China Review, I, 58. 592 BRETTSCHNEIDER, E., On the knowledge possessed by the ancient Chinese of the Arabs and Arabian colonies. London, 1871, 8vo. 593 Fusang or who discovered America, Chin. Recorder, III, p. 114. 594 GULICK, J. T., On the best method of representing the unaspirated mutes of the mandarin dialect; ibid, III, p. 153. |