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The following Tao Te Ching translations are listed by translator's last name.
Beck
Blackney
Byrne
Crowley
Feng/English
Ganson
Hansen
Legge
McCarroll
McDonald
Merel
Mitchell
Muller
Rosenthal
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Chuang Tzu -The Inner Chapters - Translated by Lin YutangChing-ching miao-ching - see Classic of Purity below
The Stone Tablet in the Temple of Lao Tzu
The History of Great Light, by Huai-Nan-Tzu
The Wisdom of Lieh Tzu
The Poetry of Li Po
The Taoist Farmer
Faith In Mind
Translations from James Legge, published in 1891:
The Complete Chuang Tzu (614K)
Khing Kang King, or Classic of Purity
Yin Fu King, or Classic of the Harmony of the Seen and the Unseen
Yu Shu King, or Classic of the Pivot of Jade
Zah Yung King, or Classic of the Directory for a Day
The Thai-Shang Tractate of Actions and their Retributions
Moral tales illustrating the Thai-Shang Tractate
Translated in 1906 by Teitaro Suzuki and Dr. Paul Carus
A Ruffian's Reform
A Visit to Hell
Good Spirits in Attendance
Misuse of Books
Philanthropy Rewarded
Punishment Apportioned to Crime
Rays of Truth
The Ants
The Cruel Hunters
The Impious Magistrate
The Incensed Goddess
The Northern Constellation
The Pius Scholar's Good Fortune
The Power of a Good Man's Name
The Spirit of the Hearth
The Storm Dragon
The Mawangdui or "Horse King Hill" texts
Translated and edited by Bram Den Hond
Discovered in 1973 in the Hunan province grave of the Marquis of Dai, these texts were found inscribed on a piece of silk that also contained the earliest known version (at the time) of the Tao Te Ching. Attributed to the Yellow Emperor, these scriptures are somewhat incomplete due to unreadable characters.
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