Description
Inside this edition · 內頁樣張
A chapter opening and two pages from the body of the book. Reproduced from the PDF you receive after purchase.
关于此本 · About this edition
《六韬》，旧题周姜尚撰，六卷六十篇。以文王、武王与太公问答为体，分文、武、龙、虎、豹、犬六韬：自举贤、富国，以及编制、器械、阵法、攻城、追击。其书之长处在于具体——凡《孙子》言其理者，此书多出其法，读之可见古人如何把原则落成条例。
Written as a dialogue between King Wen and the old man he met on the banks of the Wei, the Liutao is the most concrete of the seven classics. Six books cover raising an army, provisioning it, chariots and infantry, encampment, siege, and pursuit. Where the Sunzi states principles, this gives procedures.
内容 What you get
- 六韬六十篇全 — six books, sixty chapters complete
- 问答分段，一问一答 — each exchange set apart
- 篇目居中，韬名另起 — book and chapter titles centred
- 内嵌文本层，可全文检索、可复制 — selectable text, searchable and copyable
底本与权利 Source and rights
底本为「殆知阁」公版古代文献库所藏标点本之转录，属公有领域。版式、封面与说明文字为本店自制。
The base text is a public-domain punctuated transcription from the Daizhige corpus. The typesetting, cover and notes are ours.
注釋 · Editorial notes
编次 文、武、龙、虎、豹、犬六韬依原次，各韬之内篇次照录。
撰人 旧题姜尚，实出后人依托，通行说法如此，本书不加辨证。
字 简体；残字已剔。
Six books in order, chapters numbered as in the source. The traditional ascription to Jiang Shang is kept without argument. Simplified characters.
