An edition of Cha jing (1646)

Il canone del tè

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Il canone del tè
Lu, Yu, Lu, Yu
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An edition of Cha jing (1646)

Il canone del tè

1. ed.

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Also called The Classic of Tea, it is the first monograph written entirely about the planting, harvesting and processing of tea.

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Publisher
Leonardo
Language
Italian
Pages
229

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Subjects

Tea, Early works to 1800, China, History

People

Lu Yu

Places

China

Times

Tang Dynasty, Ming Dynasty
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Cover of: Il canone del tè
Il canone del tè
1990, Leonardo
in Italian - 1. ed.
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Cover of: Cha jing
Cha jing
1646
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Edition Notes

Chinese and Italian on opposite pages.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 223-[230]).

Published in
Milano
Series
Vivarium, Vivarium (Milan, Italy)
Genre
Early works to 1800.

Classifications

Library of Congress
GT2907.C6 L816 1990

The Physical Object

Pagination
229, [9] p. :
Number of pages
229

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL550531M
ISBN 10
8835500982
LCCN
96131773
OCLC/WorldCat
34584170
Library Thing
1176478

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