张秀民《中国印刷史》(上海人民出版社)“活字印刷的发展”一节,论及清以来相传为宋活字诸本皆不甚可信,并予驳正,另有若干材料可补充如下: 一、叶德辉《书林清话》及《郋园读书志》所载其自藏《韦苏州集》十卷系北宋胶泥活字本,半叶九行,行十七字。实则此书为明铜活字印唐人诗集之一种,此书后归周越然言言斋收藏,周氏将之定为明本(见周著《书书书》),现藏上海图书馆。 Zhang Xiumin “The History of Printing in China” (Shanghai People’s Publishing House), “The Development of Type Printing,” discusses the fact that since the Qing Dynasty, all the Song and Yuan Dynasties have not been credible and refuted. Some other materials can be added as follows: First, Ye Dehui “Book Forest Qinghua” and “Chi Garden Reading” contained in its own possession of “Wei Suzhou set” ten volumes of the Northern Song Dynasty clay live type, half nine leaves, line seventeen words. In fact, this book is one of the Tang poems collected by the Ming and Qing dynasties. After the book was written by Zhou Yue, the Zhou dynasty categorized it as Ming dynasty (see Zhou’s Book of Books) and now houses the Shanghai Library.