Confucius, Philosopher of the Chinese
Confucius sinarum philosophus
Intorcetta, Prosperus|Herdtrich, Christianus|Rougemont, Franciscus Couplet, Philippus
Latin
Confucius c. 6th-5th century BCE · published 1687
649 pages
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Unlock the 1687 masterpiece that first introduced the West to the mind of Confucius and the 'Middle Kingdom.' This text reveals the daring Jesuit strategy to bridge East and West by proving that ancient Chinese wisdom was a precursor to Christian truth. Readers will discover a world where 'Natural Law' and the 'Mandate of Heaven' converge in the pursuit of the perfect prince.
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