Description
Inside this edition · 內頁樣張
Contents page, a chapter opening, and a page from the middle of the book. Reproduced from the PDF you receive after purchase.
关于此本 · About this edition
《史记》，司马迁撰，中国史学的开山之作。一百三十卷，起五帝，迄汉武帝，本纪、表、书、世家、列传五体兼备，后世二十四史皆沿其体例。叙事之文尤为推重：项羽本纪写英雄末路，刺客列传写一诺之重，货殖列传写市井营利，皆是文章典范，千年来读史者未有能绕过此书者。
The Shiji of Sima Qian (c. 145–86 BCE) is the founding work of Chinese historiography and one of the great prose works of the classical world. Its 130 juan run from the legendary Five Emperors to the reign of Emperor Wu of Han, and its combination of annals, tables, treatises, hereditary houses and biographies became the template for the twenty-four dynastic histories. The biographies in particular — Xiang Yu’s fall, the assassin who keeps his word, the merchants who turn a profit — are narrative writing of the first order.
内容 What you get
- 存一百一十二卷（原书一百三十卷） — 112 of the original 130 juan
- 繁体汉字，白文排印 — traditional characters, base text only
- A5 版式，逐卷目次 — A5 page, juan-by-juan contents
- 内嵌文本层，可全文检索、可复制 — selectable text layer, searchable and copyable
底本缺十八卷，另十表仅存「表略」标题。缺卷不从他本补配，目次只列实有之卷。
Eighteen juan are absent from the source and ten tables survive only as headings. Nothing has been reconstructed from another edition, and the contents page lists only what is actually here.
底本与权利 Source and rights
底本为「殆知阁」公版古代文献库所藏繁体转录本，属公有领域。版式、封面、说明文字为本店自制。底本为不完整转录，缺卷照实标注，未作补齐。
The base text is a public-domain transcription from the Daizhige corpus of classical Chinese literature. It is an incomplete transcription; the missing juan are declared as such and have not been filled in.
注釋 · Editorial notes
缺卷 底本缺十八卷：卷十二孝武本纪、卷十七汉兴以来诸侯王年表、卷三十四燕召公世家、卷三十八宋微子世家、卷四十三赵世家、卷四十四魏世家、卷四十八陈涉世家、卷五十七绛侯周勃世家、卷六十二管晏列传、卷七十二穰侯列传、卷七十九范雎蔡泽列传、卷八十乐毅列传、卷八十六刺客列传、卷八十九张耳陈余列传、卷九十五樊郦滕灌列传、卷一百季布栾布列传、卷一百七魏其武安侯列传、卷一百三十太史公自序。
表 十表底本仅存「表略」二字，表格数据未录入，此处保留标题，接排下一卷。
注不錄 三家注（裴骃集解、司马贞索隐、张守节正义）一概不录，本书只存司马迁本文。
字 用字依底本，含异体与古写法，未作繁简转换。
Eighteen juan are absent from the source: 12, 17, 34, 38, 43, 44, 48, 57, 62, 72, 79, 80, 86, 89, 95, 100, 107 and 130. Ten tables survive only as headings. The three classic commentaries — Pei Yin’s Collected Explanations, Sima Zhen’s Seeking the Hidden, and Zhang Shoujie’s Correct Meaning — are omitted. Characters are kept as they appear in the source.
