Chinese pottery and porcelain; vol. 1. Pottery and early wares

by R. L. Hobson

. See also Bushell's translation of the T´ao shuo, pp. 97 and 98.

[29] Tu Yü, in his "Verses upon Tea." See T´ao shuo, Bushell's translation, p. 98. The words used are Ch´i tsê t´ao chien

for which Bushell has given the free and rather misleading version, "Select cups of fine porcelain."

[30] tz´ŭ wa, a phrase which Bushell has translated "porcelain and earthenware," though it is improbable that porcelain was meant at this early period (see Chap. XI.)

[31] J.J.M. de Groot, The Religious System of China. Leyden, 1894, vol. ii., p. 383.

[32] Loc. cit., p. 807.

[33] Loc. cit., p. 808.

[34] De Groot, loc. cit., p. 401.

[35] Loc. cit., p. 696.