Author: Gu Aiji
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Publishing Date: 2003-12-01
Features: Lì Biàn is a dictionary of clerical script, compiled by Gu Aiji of the Qing Dynasty. The eight volumes of the book are organized in the order of rhyme sections from the Song Dynasty Lǐbù Yùnluè, with each character annotated with the name of the stele and relevant excerpts from the stele. The sixth volume Biānpáng analyzes the 540 radicals from Shuowen Jiezi. The seventh and eighth volumes Bēikǎo explain the existence or disappearance of the steles, arranged in chronological order. This edition is a photolithographic reproduction based on the Xiang Yinyuanyuan publication from the 57th year of the Kangxi reign. To facilitate use, a supplementary index has been specially compiled and appended to the book.
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