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Compared with western thought Wang Ch ` ung's system bears some resemblance to the natural philosophy of Epicurus and Lucretius.

Lunheng 1962

Wang Ch ` ung's writings are lucid and easy to understand.

Lunheng 1962

Many other theories on ghosts were current at Wang Ch ` ung's time, one of which very well agrees with his system, to wit that in many cases ghosts are visions or hallucinations of sick people.

Lunheng 1962

Many of Wang Ch ` ung's stories and myths are taken from the Tso-chuan.

Lunheng 1962

Were they so little read at Wang Ch ` ung's time, that he did not know them?

Lunheng 1962

Pan Ku, Wang Ch ` ung's contemporary and the son of his teacher Pan Piao, is lauded for his good verses and memorials

Lunheng 1962

In Wang Ch ` ung's estimation he is the Sage of China.

Lunheng 1962

Spontaneity is another corner-stone of Wang Ch ` ung's system.

Lunheng 1962

Wang Ch ` ung's book cannot be free from imperfection.

Lunheng 1962

At first sight Wang Ch ` ung's philosophy might seem dualistic, for he recognises two principles, which are to a certain extent opposed to each other, the Yang and the Yin fluid.

Lunheng 1962