The dragon, image, and demon : or, The three religions of China, Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism : giving an account of the mythology, idolatry, and demonolatry of the Chinese (1886)
DuBose, Hampden C · London : Partridge · leaf 382
Popes, Priests, and Temples. 379 Harickeaneeliody ain, the horn and the gong, for those who seek amusement. / The Snorter and the Blower.—Hen and Ha. They | lived in the time of Kiang-T‘aikung. If Hen snorted, a typhoon would issue from his nose which would vanquish the foe. If Ha blew a white… … “ Ancient Original,” the one on the right the “ Spiritual Precious,” and the bearded man is Laotsze. It is an evident imitation of Buddhism, which has its three divinities, but two of “The Pure Ones” are imaginary beings, and the third is the Old Philosopher. These are not considered to exercise…
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