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Tao-te ching
> The Complete Tao-te ching - translation by James Legge (PDF).
One of the most important translation ever made. > A comparative version (Legge, Suzuki, Goddard) plus Chinese version. > Chinese version with vocabulary and English explanation of each character.> A few comments
on Tao-te ching by D. C. Lau.> 175+ translations of the first chapter of Tao-te ching.> Tao-te ching, Ron Hogan version (PDF).> Index to comparative chapters (by clicking on each chapter of Tao-te ching you can see a line by line comparison of 23 different translations.)> Tao-te ching Glossary
provides explanation of the main terms and concepts in Tao-te ching from a personal point of view.> Tao-te ching introduction and commentary by Moss Roberts.> Lao-tzu and Tao-te ching - a resource by Vincent Shen (PDF). I-ching
> Introduction to I-ching, by Richard Wilhelm. > Foreword to the English version (Baynes), by Carl Jung (PDF). > Translation by
Richard Wilhelm; > Translation by James Legge. > Translation by Master Therion (Aleister Crowley).> Chinese version, by Dr. Laurentiu Teodorescu (PDF). > Hexagram Table Lieh-tzu
> Translation by Lionel Giles (HTML) > An Overview by Dr. Laurentiu Teodorescu (PDF).Chuang-tzu
> Translation by Burton Watson.> Translation by Herbet Giles.> Translation James Legge.> Translation by Lin Yutang with an introduction by T. B. Konnes.
Miscellaneous
> The Chronology of Chinese Dynasties
, by Dr. Laurentiu Teodorescu (PDF).> Glossary of Taoist Terms> Hermetica.info
Provides electronic resources for studying Taoism, including I-ching. Downloads available.> Pronunciation Rules> Pinyin to Wade-Giles Conversion Table> The First Lines of Tao-te ching (81Kb - jpg)> The Map of 6-th Century China (5Kb - gif) |
