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– The core of the text. Here, Ge Hong lists 90+ alchemical formulas. Do not read this line-by-line. Instead, look for the ratios of mercury, sulfur, and realgar. A good PDF will have preserved the Chinese characters for these minerals.
Ware’s translation, published by MIT Press in 1966 under the unwieldy title Alchemy, Medicine, Religion in the China of A.D. 320: The Nei P’ien of Ko Hung , remains the only complete English translation of the available in the public domain for academic use. baopuzi english translation pdf best
However, finding a reliable, complete, and high-quality is notoriously difficult. Most online versions are either public domain abridgements, poor OCR scans, or translations lacking the critical alchemical formulas. – The core of the text
Ware’s translation opens with Ge Hong arguing that immortality is real. He uses logic and historical examples. This sets the tone. Instead, look for the ratios of mercury, sulfur, and realgar
For scholars of Taoism, historians of Chinese science, or spiritual seekers, few texts are as tantalizingly complex as the Baopuzi (抱朴子) —commonly translated as The Master Who Embraces Simplicity . Written by the polymath Ge Hong (283–343 CE) during the tumultuous Jin Dynasty, this work is a cornerstone of religious Daoism, alchemy, and early Chinese medicine.