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Hi Tim and all y'all,

 

Tim

I just got one link, and that's the old one with su wen et al. The link that I

was referring to had a variety of other classic texts, and some things that

looked a little more modern. I'll try to dig it up again, I think it was just

some guy in China who's into TCM and likes to type (I suppose there are stranger

things between heaven and earth). I'm pretty sure I posted it during one of

those wenlin discussions, we can search the CHA archives now, no? How does one

do that, my crane ID always seems to slip my rather porous mind.

 

HUGE SITE FULL OF ETEXTS

In poking around for this site I found this

http://members.lycos.co.uk/amtb/dyjc/list.php?type=8

Check out the little scroll down menus, everything I looked at had substantial

full text, and there are plenty of nifty titles. I'll post this back to CHA,

the internet may make the whole CD rom issue moot, I certainly can't get through

this much material in my lifetime.

 

I think Zhenzhen did print to pdf, the problem being you can only dump one

screen to print each times, so you end up having to print and transfer many

times to get a coherent chunk of info. I can't figure out how to get stuff out

of the pdf files, but my computer savvy is limited...

 

Par

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Tim Sharpe

parufus

Tuesday, April 06, 2004 12:07 AM

FW: materia medica

 

 

Par, thanks for the reply. Here's some stuff you sent out last year, I don't

know if the link you were looking for is one of those two. Let me know what

your friend says about the Chinese classics disk. Did you get a chance to try

out the trick I mentioned about printing directly to a PDF?

 

-tim

 

PS, Jim Ramholz mentioned this site after one of your posts:

http://helios.unive.it/~pregadio/ikei.html

 

 

 

 

 

Par Scott [parufus]

Wednesday, May 21, 2003 4:08 PM

Re: materia medica

 

 

Todd

 

Try these web sites, I see from your last post you figured out you can cut and

paste into the program, one of these has chunks of Ben Cao Gang Mu, which are

very easy to read, the other has some other information which might fit the

bill.

 

http://bencao.wangking.com/bcgm.asp

http://www.tian-i.com.tw/ This has formulas, and some other stuff that I

haven't looked at yet.

 

Par

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cha

Cc: Bob Damone ; ; ; bob felt

Tuesday, May 20, 2003 10:30 PM

materia medica

 

 

I have been plodding through some chinese text on the san jiao using wenlin

2.6. I am actually pretty shocked at how much I can grasp. However it is only

because I am familiar with the topic and the perspective of the author. It would

be a lot rougher with completely unfamiliar material, if not impossible for me

right now. However it is encouraging. I was wondering if anyone could send me

some scanned chinese text from a standard basic materia medica. I am curious to

see what I could get out of something was organized in that format as opposed to

prose essay.

 

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