Guyi congshu

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Guyi congshu (simplified Chinese: 古逸丛书; traditional Chinese: 古逸叢書; pinyin: Gǔyì cóngshū; Wade–Giles: Ku-i ts'ung-shu, abb. GYCS; „Collectanea of ancient lost books“) is a Chinese series (congshu), compiled by Li Shuchang 黎庶昌 (1837–1897) in the years 1882–84. It includes 26 books with a total size of 198 juan. Another collection, titled as a continuation of the Guyi congshu, the Xu Guyi congshu (续古逸丛书 /續古逸叢書) by Zhang Yuanji 张元济, was published in 1922 (Shanghai: Shangwu), another continuation is the Guyi congshu sanbian 古逸丛书三编/古逸叢書三編. The Chunqiu Guliang zhuan 春秋穀梁傳 (Guliang Commentary on the Spring and Autumn Annals), in 12 volumes (juan 卷), for example, is incorporated with an appended volume of gaoyi 考異 (“textual variants and critical notes”) and an appended volume of tiyao 提要 (“summary” or “abstract”), collected and annotated (jijie 集解) by Fan Ning 范甯 of the Jin dynasty, with phonetic and semantic glosses (yinyi 音義) by Lu Deming 陸德明 of the Tang dynasty, and critical studies (zhuankaoyi 撰考異) by Yang Shoujing 楊守敬 of the Qing dynasty, based on the Shaoxi edition 紹熙本 of the Song dynasty.

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