經部
Confucian Classics
藏書銘釋文
澹生堂中儲經籍, 主人手校無朝夕。
讀之欣然忘飲食, 典衣市書恒不給。
後人但念阿翁癖, 子孫益之守勿失。
曠翁銘
澹生堂藏書印
Seal of Danshengtang
淙山讀周易
A Treatise on the Book of Changes
淙山讀周易二十一卷 (宋) 方實孫撰 明鈔本 十冊
藍絲欄鈔本，每半葉十行，行二十字，紙背有「澹生堂鈔本」五字。
是書嘗取諸子卦變圖，別為易卦變合圖，以補朱子《易學啟蒙》之所未備，惟圖形內容悉同，而樣子稍有變化。《四庫全書總目提要》云： 「實孫，不知何許人，惟劉克莊《後山集》有<實孫樂府跋>，稱其字曰端仲，有<實孫經史說跋>，稱其以所著《易說》上於朝，以布衣入史局。時相以其累上春官，欲令免省奉對，遽以風聞報罷，浩然而歸，其所終則不可考矣。」其生平不見於正史，惟方實孫著作頗多，然僅有此鈔本流傳下來。是書未有刻本，惟《四庫全書》寫本及本館所藏之澹生堂鈔本存世。 「澹生堂」 乃明祁承(火+業)之藏書室。祁氏最為藏書家熟知的是他的《澹生堂藏書約》，其文為祁氏子孫規定了保藏管理圖籍之方法，並勉以繼續收書、讀書；約文簡明,至今仍有可借鑒之處。是書迭經祁承(火+業) (1563-1628)、盧址(1725-1794)、徐恕(1890-1959)及陳琰等收藏。鈐印有「澹生堂經籍記」, 「曠翁手識」, 「子孫世珍」, 「山陰祁氏藏書之章」, 「澹生堂中儲經籍, 主人手校無朝夕。讀之欣然忘飲食, 典衣市書恒不給。後人但念阿翁癖, 子孫益之守勿失」, 「抱經樓鄞縣盧址」, 「徐恕讀過」, 「海寧陳琰友年氏曾觀」 及「吳興嘉業堂藏書印」。
Congshan Du Zhouyi (A Treatise on the Book of Changes), by Fang Shisun (Song), 21 volumes, Ming manuscript.
Fang Shisun was a prolific writer during the Song period (960–1279); regrettably, his biographical details cannot be traced in any history books. Congshan Du Zhouyi is the only of his works that remain available today, and only two manuscript versions of this work are extant: one was included in the Siku Quanshu (Complete Library of the Four Treasuries) and the other is held in the Fung Ping Shan Library.
This manuscript was once held in the Danshengtang, a private library established in the Ming dynasty (1368–1644). The owner of the library set out regulations governing the maintenance of the collection, some of which are relevant today.
尚書義五十八篇
(清) 陸烜撰 清沈彩鈔本 十二冊
烏絲欄鈔本，每半葉九行，行十九字。
是鈔本為乾隆時期著名藏書家陸烜所著之未刊稿，由其側室沈彩所抄。沈彩，字虹屏，一號梅谷侍史、掃花女史、胥山蠶妾等，天生麗質，工詩善畫，甚得陸烜寵愛。自古女子抄書極罕見，其詩作云： 「凍筆臨書十指僵，熏爐暖手更添香。不成小字簪花格，淡墨欹斜有數行。」(<呵凍作書因題書後>) 讀其詩，觀其字，古雅端秀，當可想像沈彩伏在案頭，一字一句抄寫的情況。
Shangshu Yi (A Commentary on the Book of Documents), by Lu Xuan (Qing), transcribed by Shen Cai (Qing), 12 volumes, Qing manuscript.
An unpublished work on the Shangshu (The Book of Documents) written by Lu Xuan, a famous book collector during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor (r. 1735–1795). This manuscript was transcribed by Shen Cai, a concubine of Lu Xuan, whom he doted on for her beauty and ability to paint and write poems. This manuscript is exceptional in that women were rarely engaged in the transcription of manuscripts.
尚書義
A Commentary on the Book of Documents