Abstract: Mr Li Yimang had a rich collection of books, and was skilled in appraisal of collected ancient books, as well as diligent in checking texts. Most of his collections of inscription had been included in the Self-protection Inscription of Li Yimang, and in some scholars’ addendum. Collections in Sichuan Provincial Library include those in the 5th year of Longqing’s Reign (1571) of Ming Dynasty, Shao Lian’s carved version in the 2nd year of Wanli’s Reign (1574), photocopy version made by Yang Yi Chen Boyu corpus 10 volumes, 24th year of Jiajing’s Reign (1545), and the table photocopy by Hu Min the Huaihai set after forty volumes set six rolls form three volumes (accompanied by six inscriptions of Li Yimang), which were not seen in the Self-protection Inscription of Li Yimang or in other literature. Now this paper has included all of them and made corresponding comments.

Key words: Li Yimang, Inscription, Addendum