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Note 154 — Chapter VI

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See T´ao lu, bk. vi., fol. 4. A factory of inferior reputation is supposed to have existed at the neighbouring village of Chin–ts´un (see Hirth, Ancient Chinese Porcelain, p. 38). And the T´ao lu (bk. vii., fol. 6) describes a factory at Li–shui Hsien in the Ch´u–chou district, whose productions were also known as Ch´u ware.

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