- TAO TSANG
- the CANON of TAOISM which contains over 1,120 booksthe date and authorship are generally unknown. They use ESOTERIC language and were first collected together around 745 B.C. for use by initiates.
Concise dictionary of Religion. 2012.
TAO TSANG
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