- Li
Yangbing (traditional Chinese: 李陽冰;
simplified Chinese: 李阳冰; pinyin: Lǐ
Yángbīng; Wade–Giles: Li Yang-ping;
courtesy name: Shaowen) was a
Chinese calligrapher...
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during the
ruling of
Emperor Suzong (756–762) of Tang
dynasty (618–907). Li
Yangbing, the then
magistrate of
Dangtu County and
relative of Li Bai,
buried him...
- been ****igned or
exiled there. Two
accounts given by
contemporaries Li
Yangbing (a
family relative) and Fan
Chuanzheng state that Li's
family was originally...
- post-Han
scholar known to have
researched and
emended this
dictionary was Li
Yangbing (李陽冰; fl. 765–780), who
according to
Boltz is "usually
regarded as something...
-
Huairen 懷仁 (ca. 7th century)
Emperor Taizong of Tang 唐太宗 李世民 (599–649) Li
Yangbing 李陽冰 (721/2–785)
Zhang Xu 張旭 (658–747) Yan
Zhenqing 顏眞卿 (709–785) Huaisu...
- Parker,
Kevin R.; Qi, Yanyan; Satpathy,
Ansuman T.; Chang,
Howard Y.; Zhao,
Yangbing; Lacey,
Simon F.; June, Carl H. (28
February 2020). "CRISPR-engineered...
- Jianye; Ren, Yaqiong; Li, Yingping; Lin, Yongjie; Power, Ian M.; Luo,
Yangbing (2018-06-01). "Salt
Crystallization Sequences of
Nonmarine Brine and Their...
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multiple names:
authors list (link) Data C. Y., Liua W. M.,
Chena S. W.,
Yangb C.-A.,
Tunga Y. C.,
Chouc L. W., Lind L. C. (2014). "Anosognosia, neglect...
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though this work has not survived.
Later in the Tang
dynasty (618–907), Li
Yangbing (713–741)
prepared an edition,
though this
version is lost as well. The...
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Retrieved 8
January 2015. Leea, Ro-Young; Jangb, Ro-Young; Kimb, Yoon-Young;
Yangb, Sun-Gyu; Choic, Hyeok-Jae; Jid, Sung-Jin; Ohb, Byoung-Un (30 September...
