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Originally Posted by LDBoblo
Difficult question, and depends on the intent of the text. If I wanted an educational version, I'd run it in Kai or FangSong text with annotation in Ming probably. I might do away with punctuation in the original text. There are many ways to approach it, depending on how it's intended to be read.
I don't know any easy way other than looking through the whole text, unless I'm in a word processor where I can search or any instance of the system font (which will occur in any location where a non-standard typeface fails to produce a glyph).
I'm not sure what you mean. The character 篇 means chapter/article, and the character 第 indicates ordinal number. Usually it is 第一篇 which means first article/essay/chapter. The name of the article/essay is 始計, which is messed up in some versions. I find 始計篇第一 and 第一篇始計, as well as simply 始計篇.
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Ah yes... the danger of meddling with things you barely understand.
I thought that 篇 was an alternate character form of 第.
- Ahi