The Patterned Guidelines of Shazhou ( Shazhou tujing ) and geographical practices in Tang China

Centaurus 62 (3):479-497 (2020)
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On Fragments.Glenn W. Most - 2009 - In William Tronzo (ed.), The Fragment: An Incomplete History. Getty Research Institute. pp. 9--22.

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