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A Collection of Tales from Uji

A Study and Translation of Uji Shūi Monogatari

by D. E. Mills · D. E. Mills (trans.)

A complete English translation of the early thirteenth-century Japanese tale collection Uji shūi monogatari, with a substantial study of its sources and style. It includes the stories of Abe no Seimei and the sorcerer Ashiya Dōman and many other tales of monks, courtiers and spirits.

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