Chén Shìlóng 陳世隆 (fl. late Yuán, c. 1330–1355), of Línān 臨安 (Hángzhōu). Grand-nephew (cóngsūn) of the late-Southern-Sòng calligraphy-and-bibliography connoisseur Chén Sī (陳思), who had compiled the Bǎokè cóngbiān KR2n0024 and a 60-and-more author Shèng-Sòng qúnxián xiǎojí. Chén Shìlóng’s principal works are: the Běixuān bǐjì 北軒筆記 (KR3j0144 in the Kanripo), a Yuán-era biji of bookish and bibliographical notes; and the supplementation and revision of his great-uncle’s anthology — Chén Sī had collected some 60-plus authors; Chén Shìlóng added some 140 more to form the eventual Liǎng-Sòng míngxián xiǎojí 兩宋名賢小集 KR4h0067 in 380 juǎn. The text suffered repeated destruction in the late-Yuán wars; the modern recension was reassembled in the early Qīng by the Jiāxìng bibliophile Cáo Róng 曹溶 (sobriquet Juànpǔ 倦圃). The transmitted Liǎng-Sòng míngxián xiǎojí preserves c. 157 poets running from Yáng Yì 楊億 (early Sòng) to Pān Yīn 潘音 (late Sòng) — making it the principal repository of minor Sòng poetic collections. CBDB person 10550 (flourished by 1355).