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“In Response to the Hanlin Scholar Bai’s Poem of One Hundred Rhymes Sent to Weizhi in Place of a Letter”, 285 |
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“In Response to Weizhi”, 294 |
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“Jialing River”, 260 |
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“Luokou Posthouse, The”, 261 |
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matching rhymes (ciyun), 258–259, 272, 276, 278, 282–284, 288 |
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“Minister of Documents Li of Zhexi Reported to the Court His Abolishment of Illegitimate Shrines”, 171 |
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“Observing the ‘Map of Chinese and Foreign Lands’”, 118 |
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“Office Inscription for the Vice Magistrate of Wugong County”, 147 |
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“On Arriving in Shaozhou, I Sent this Poem to Prefect Zhang, the Former Attendant Censor, to Borrow a Copy of the Map-Guide”, 179 |
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“On Leaving the City and Parting from Zhang Youxin I Pledge to Li Han with Wine”, 89, 124 |
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“On Seeing Letian’s Poem Walls of the Kaiyuan Temple in Langzhou” |
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“On Seeing Letian’s Poem”, 291 |
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“On the Tombstone of the Interior Official Cai in Suanzao County”, 179, 183 |
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“One Hundred Rhymes Written on Behalf of the Old Man of Qujiang”, 273 |
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pentasyllabic, 282–283 |
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“Poem of One Hundred Rhymes Sent to Weizhi in Place of a Letter, A”, 285 |
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“Poem Sent from Liu Zhou to Relatives and Old Friends in the Capital, A”, 94 |
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relationship between mid-Tang maps and poetic imagination, 72 |
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“Seeing Off Minister Zheng for Guangzhou”, 154 |
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“Seeing off Yuan the Tenth to Seek His Younger Brother in Lingnan”, 211 |
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“Seventy Rhymes to Express My Thoughts in Liyang”, 147, 152–153, 304 |
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“Song for the Pounding Tide with Introduction”, 42 |
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“Song of Enduring Sorrow”, 256 |
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“Song of the Young Five-Grain Pine with Preface”, 90 |
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“Southern Department Sent an Official Letter to Request the Creation of a ‘Map of Faraway Lands’ and a Comprehensive Study of the Local Customs and Histories, The”, 92 |