- The "
Yiwenzhi", or "Treatise on Literature", is the
bibliographical section of the Book of Han aut****d by the
Chinese historian Ban Gu (32–92 AD), who...
- in m****cripts
copied centuries after their original composition. The "
Yiwenzhi"
section of the Book of Han (111 CE) is the
oldest extant bibliography...
- in a fire in a.d. 473. Han
Imperial Library Catalogue preserved in the
Yiwenzhi chapter of the Book of Han. At the time of
inventory contained 13,269 scrolls...
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major philosophical schools within the
Hundred Schools of Thought, the "
Yiwenzhi" of the Book of Han adds four more into the Ten
Schools (十家; Shijia). Agriculturalism...
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either Mao
Chang 萇 or Mao Heng 亨 (both pre 221 BCE;
dates unclear). The "
Yiwenzhi" of the Book of Han
refers to the Mao
Commentary under the
title Maoshi...
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traveling scholar who
could add or
subtract even a
single word. The
Hanshu Yiwenzhi lists the Lüshi
Chunqiu as
belonging to the
Zajia (杂家; 雜家; 'mixed school')...
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extant Huangdi Sijing (黃帝四經; "Yellow Emperor's Four classics"),
which the
Yiwenzhi bibliography of the
Hanshu listed as
having four sections. Tang's reasons...
- BC – 220 AD), and was
listed in the 1st-century
imperial bibliography Yiwenzhi with 27 scrolls. The
extant version, however, was
thought by
later scholars...
- as a book in 18 juan 卷 ("fascicles") in the
bibliographical chapter ("
Yiwenzhi" 藝文志) of Ban Gu's 班固 Book of Han (Hanshu 漢書). That
chapter was
itself based...
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classics to
understand the
origins of
huanjing bunao. For instance, the
Yiwenzhi bibliographical section of the 111 CE Book of Han
lists the Rong Cheng...
