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（宋）陸佃解 鶡冠子《四部叢刊初編》本
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內篇 - Inner Chapters
外篇 - Outer Chapters
雜篇 - Miscellaneous Chapters 道德經 - Dao De Jing [Spring and Autumn (772 BC - 476 BC)]
列子 - Liezi [Spring and Autumn - Warring States (772 BC - 221 BC)]
天瑞
黃帝
周穆王
仲尼
湯問
力命
楊朱
說符 鶡冠子 - He Guan Zi [Warring States (475 BC - 221 BC)]
博選
著希
夜行
天則
環流
道端
近迭
度萬
王鈇
泰鴻
泰錄
世兵
備知
兵政
學問
世賢
天權
能天
武靈王 文子 - Wenzi
道原
精誠
九守
上德
微明
自然
下德
上仁
上義
上禮 文始真經 - Wen Shi Zhen Jing
一宇
二柱
三極
四符
五鑑
六匕
七釜
八籌
九藥 列仙傳 - Lie Xian Zhuan
1. 赤松子
2. 寧封子
3. 馬師皇
4. 赤將子輿
5. 黃帝
6. 偓佺
7. 容成公
8. 方回
9. 老子
10. 關令尹
11. 涓子
12. 呂尚
13. 嘯父
14. 師門
15. 務光
16. 仇生
17. 彭祖
18. 邛疏
19. 介子推
20. 馬丹
21. 平常生
22. 陸通
23. 葛由
24. 江妃二女
25. 范蠡
26. 琴高
27. 寇先
28. 王子喬
29. 幼伯子
30. 安期先生
31. 桂父
32. 瑕丘仲
33. 酒客
34. 任光
35. 簫史
36. 祝雞翁
37. 朱仲
38. 修羊公
39. 稷丘君
40. 崔文子
41. 赤鬚子
42. 東方朔
43. 鉤翼夫人
44. 犢子
45. 騎龍鳴
46. 主柱
47. 園客
48. 鹿皮公
49. 昌容
50. 谿父
51. 山圖
52. 谷春
53. 陰生
54. 毛女
55. 子英
56. 服閭
57. 文賓
58. 商丘子胥
59. 子主
60. 陶安公
61. 赤斧
62. 呼子先
63. 負局先生
64. 朱璜
65. 黃阮丘
66. 女丸
67. 陵陽子明
68. 邗子
69. 木羽
70. 玄俗
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