ius, have acquired a notableimportance in China. From a mixture of these doctrines arises a singular iconography, CHINA. V difficult to explain, and which has often occasioned the most extra-ordinary assumptions. The figure of Confucius, either sitting or standingin a tranquil attitude, attired… … fication of Indian philosophy. But there are real divinities of which thecharacter remains undetermined; such as Kuan-in (Fig. 14), a gracefulveiled female with downcast eyes, sometimes sitting and holding thesou-chow (rosary), at others, standing, carrying a child and leaning upona stag or the…
Pottery
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