集部
Belles-Lettres and Collections
釣磯文集
Collected Works of Xu Yin
「是書山陰沈霞西精鈔本，善價得之，後之賢者，慎勿輕視。咸豐改元五月，訪書紹郡，獲此如得奇珍，藝海樓主人偶筆」。藝海樓主人即顧沅 (1799-1851)，字禮蘭，號湘舟。
Inscriptions by Gu Yuan
釣磯文集十卷 (唐) 徐夤撰 徐玩重編 清沈霞西鈔本 二冊
每半葉十行，行十九字。
徐夤(849-?) ，字昭夢，號釣磯，唐乾寧年間進士，以擅作賦聞名。是書原題《唐祕書省正字先輩徐公釣磯文集》，由其五世孫徐玩重編，沈復粲(1779-1850) 抄。沈復粲，字霞西，嗜書如命，藏書極豐，藏書樓名鳴野山房。沈氏出身貧寒，惟醉心於學，以田耕之獲，積書萬卷。此鈔本極有名氣，迭經著名藏書家垂青。張金吾 (1787-1829)《愛日精廬藏書志》述其所藏鈔本，所缺卷目與是鈔本相同，其源可能相同。本書末有題記云： 「是書山陰沈霞西精鈔本，善價得之，後之賢者，慎勿輕視。咸豐改元五月，訪書紹郡，獲此如得奇珍，藝海樓主人偶筆」。藝海樓主人即顧沅 (1799-1851)，字禮蘭，號湘舟。《吳縣志》云： 「顧沅圖書之富，甲于東南」，是江南首屈一指的大藏書家。是書後轉入徐乃昌(1862-1936)之手，並於《積學齋藏書記》中云： 「傳鈔本……此其裔孫裒集遺逸而重編者也。但有律賦、近體詩、似非完帙。」今檢是書，卷五全缺，書內有硃筆校語，似用錢曾(1629-1701)所藏鈔本校過。徐乃昌，清光緒十九年(1839)舉人，個人自刻書籍近二百種，為近代以一己之力刊刻圖籍最多的藏書家之一。鈐印有「徐乃昌讀」、「朱嘉賓」 、「朱嘉賓圖書印」及「吳興劉氏嘉業堂藏書記」。
Diaoji Wenji (Collected Works of Xu Yin), by Xu Yin (Tang), transcribed by Shen Xiaxi (Qing), 2 volumes, Qing manuscript.
A literary work by Xu Yin (849–?), who was renowned for writing Fu, one of the traditional categories of classical Chinese poetry.
Transcribed by Shen Xiaxi (1779–1850), this manuscript of great repute was collected by a number of eminent book collectors. Gu Yuan (1799–1851), who once owned this manuscript, wrote that he acquired this particular manuscript for a good price in 1851. He treasured it and advised future owners to take proper care of it.
恩福堂集
Collected Works of Yinghe
恩福堂集
Collected Works of Yinghe
阮元題記
Inscriptions by Ruan Yuan
恩福堂集不分卷 (清) 英和著 清稿本 十四冊
每半葉九行，行十九字。第十四冊<英和傳>，以朱欄小格書寫，半葉九行，行二十二字，版心有「恒源」二字。
英和 (1771-1840)，字樹琴，號煦齋，索綽絡氏，滿洲正白旗人。乾隆五十八年(1793)二甲進士，官至軍機大臣，戶部尚書，協辦大學士，加太子太保銜。英和少有嶲才，工詩文，著有《恩福堂詩鈔》、《恩福堂筆記》等。其生平見《清史稿》卷三百六十三(列傳一百五十)。《恩福堂詩鈔》尚有另外兩種鈔本，為上海圖書館所藏，館藏本為未定稿本。是書收有《恩福堂詩鈔》、《樂賢堂詩鈔》、《步魁集》、《水部集》及《恩福堂年譜》。《樂賢堂詩鈔》為英和父親德保 (1719-1789) 的著作。是書補簽甚多，有硃筆校字墨筆圈句，出自不同抄手。其中第十四冊內有阮元 (1764-1849) 等人之親筆題句，至為珍貴。又第十二冊下題： 「嘉慶十三年冬法式善複讀一過」。法式善(1753-1813)，乾隆四十五年進士，當時的主考官就是英和的父親德保，二人交往甚密，詩作時有唱和。其後英和的長女嫁予法式善之兒子，二人更有姻親之緣。法式善工詩文，故其文集稿本交由他校讀，甚為合適。是書迭經顧錫祺、嘉業堂遞藏。顧錫祺，號竹泉，藏書室為謏聞齋，晚清重要藏書家，有宋槧百種。鈐印有「謏聞齋」、「竹泉珍秘圖籍」及「吳興劉氏嘉業堂藏書記」。
Enfutang Ji (Collected Works of Yinghe), by Yinghe (Qing), 14 volumes, Qing manuscript.
A literary work by Yinghe (1771–1840), a Manchu official of the Qing dynasty. He was awarded the jinshi degree after passing the imperial examination in 1793. He rose through the ranks and eventually served as an official in the Grand Council, advising the Emperor and assuming a central role in the state administration.
This manuscript includes a number of insets. It also was edited and corrected in red ink, indicating the involvement of more than one transcriber. Volume 14 is particularly valuable since it includes hand-written inscriptions by other scholars, such as Ruan Yuan (1764-1849), who was the most prominent Chinese scholar during the first half of the 19th century.