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| Full Title | Cursus litteraturae sinicae neo-missionariis accommodatus |
| Year | 1879 |
| End Year (multi-year Work) | 1882 |
| Translator(s)/ Commentators(s) | Zottoli, Angelo |
| Book Type | Print |
| Language(s) | Latin |
| Chinese Text | Characters and transliteration |
| Place Of Publication | Shanghai |
| Publisher's Imprint | Chang-Hai ex typographia missionis catholicae in orphanotrophio Tou-Sè-Vé (Tou-Chan-Wan) |
| Physical Description | 5 volumes:
- Volumen primum pro infima classe. Lingua familiaris (Volume one for the lowest class: The colloquial language). viii + 904 pp. Published in 1879; reprinted by the same press in 1909 as a "Nova Editio" (Also translated into French by P.C. de Bussy, S.J., and published at T’ou-sè-wè in 1891.
- Volumen secundum pro inferiore classe: Studium classicorum (Volume two for the lower class: Study of the classics). vii + 655 pp. Published in 1879; reprinted in 1915 as a "Nova Editio"
- Volumen tertium pro media classe: Studium canonicorum (Volume three for the intermediate class: Study of canonical texts). xxiv + 768 pp. Published in 1880.
- Volumen quartum pro suprema classe: Stylus rhetoricus (Volume four for the highest class: Rhetorical style). xix + 820 pp. Published in 1880.
- Volumen quintum pro rhetorices classe: Pars oratoria et poetica (Volume five for the class in rhetoric: Section on oratory and poetry). xi + 840 pp. Published in 1882.
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| Later Editions/ Reprints | Angelo Zottoli, Volumen secundum pro inferiore classe: Studium classicorum, nova editio, 1915 |
| Summary | Latin translations of the Confucian classics are found in volumes 2 and 3. |
