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The volume in hand is a translation of the first book of the Expedition to China Undertaken by the Society of Jesus. That complete work is made up of five books extending to 646 pages. The last four books are a translation into Latin of The Diary Father Mattew Ricci, originally written in Italian and rendered into Latin by Father Nicolas Trigault, during a return voyage from China to Italy. Book No.1 is Trigault¡¦s original work done in Latin, an introduction to his translation of Ricci¡¦s Diary and written, as he informs us, to save the reader the interminable task of continual reference to her writings during his readings of the four books following. The Diary itself is an invaluable mission record and the introduction to it is a rare ethnological and sociological study, neither of which has ever before appeared in English. (The China that was: China as Discovered by the Jesuits at the Close of Sixteenth Century, translated by L. J. Gallager, from the Latin of Nicolas Trigault, edition of The Bruce Publishing Company, 1942. p.V )

 

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