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File:Variations of the 213th Chinese radical, gui 'tortoise'.png

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23 variations of the 213th Chinese radical, 龜 guī 'tortoise'
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Urh-chĭh-tsze-tëen-se-yĭn-pe-keáou; being a parallel drawn between the two intended Chinese dictionaries; by the Rev. Robert Morrison, and Antonio Montucci, LL. D.
Date

1817
Author

Antonio Montucci
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