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Annotated Book of Alchemy by Tao Zhi WDL4695, 陶公还金术, Images from the World Digital Library, Images from the Library of Congress, Books, Annotated Book of Alchemy by Tao Zhi
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Annotated Book of Alchemy by Tao Zhi WDL4695, Tao gong huan jin shu (Annotated book of alchemy) is an important work on alchemy, based on an original text by Tao Zhi, a Daoist priest of the ninth century. Shown here is a Ming edition of the Jiajing period (1522–66), in one juan, one volume, annotated by Shao Fu, a native of Wulin. Shao Fu was also referred to as Qiwan in one of his other works, Jingyang han shi ji (Stone inscriptions of Jingyang). He studied Daoist theory, and his commentaries reflect his knowledge on the subject. The original work by Tao Zhi had three essays, including one entitled Dao zang (Daoist canon). Chinese alchemy, a part of the larger tradition of Daoism, centers on the practice of nurturing the body–spirit connection. Besides focusing on the purification of the spirit and the body, the practitioners believed in summoning benevolent spirits and expelling demons. They hoped to gain immortality through Qi practices (movement of vital forces) or use of various alchemical elixirs. The work includes two prefaces, one by Tao Zhi, the original author, and the other by Shao Fu, the annotator.
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陶『錬金術の注釈』WDL4695、陶公金、世界デジタルライブラリー画像、米国議会図書館蔵書画像、米国古典籍、陶『錬金術の注釈書』
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錬金術の注釈書 曹WDL4695, 曹公著 錬金術の注釈書は、9世紀の道教の僧、陶の原典をもとに、錬金術に関する重要な著作である。ここでは、明版嘉靖十四年一巻一冊、武林出身の福の注解。は『景陽漢詩集』にも「」と記されている。道家説を学び、その解説は道家説の知識を反映している。陶の原著には、道蔵と題された論文が3つある。道教のより大きな伝統の一部である中国の錬金術は、身体と精神のつながりを育成する実践を中心にしている。修行者は、霊魂・肉体の浄化に専心するだけでなく、善霊を呼び寄せ、鬼を追い払うことを信条としていた。彼らは、気の修行、またはさまざまな錬金術のエリクシルの使用を通じて不死性を得ることを望んだ。前記は、杜志、、の2つ。
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alchemy alchemistic alchemist nurtural nurturance alchemic immortality