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DescriptionACC-L03117.svg	This “儒-bigseal-Great seal.svg” vector image is depicting the character 儒 in theLiushutong script style. See also Wiktionary:en,fr,ja,zh.
Date	See the dates of uploads shown in the “Date/Time” column of the “File history” section below.
Source	Available sources for this ancient Chinese character: Sinica Database Chinese Etymology. Multi-function Chinese Character Database. Chinese Text Project. Chinese Linguipedia. For this picture, seeL03117image on儒's page in hanziyuan.net's data.
Author	Digital file creation, see the contributor names shown in the “User” column of the “File history” section below.
Permission (Reusing this file)	Courtesy, permission and copyright from Richard Sears website © 2003 (seeRichard Sears Agreement).
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