Yang Xiong
Yang Xiong vel litteris Sinicis 揚雄 (natus Chengdu in urbe anno fere 53 a.C.n.; mortuus anno 18 p.C.n.) fuit poeta, philosophus, lexicographus, et aulicus Sinarum.

Opera 
 Fa yan ("verba directoria")
 Fangyan ("de dialectis", i.e. glossarium verborum regionalium)
 Tai xuan ("magna mysteria obscura")

 Rhapsodiae
 Changyang fu ("rhapsodia Changyang")
 Ganquan fu ("rhapsodia fontium dulcium")
 Jiaolie fu ("rhapsodia venationis claustri")
 Shu du fu ("rhapsodia capitis regni Shu")

Bibliographia 
 Andrew Colvin, "Yang Xiong (53 B.C.E.—18 C.E.)" in Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
 Wu Fusheng, "Han Epideictic Rhapsody: a product and critique of imperial patronage" in Monumenta Serica vol. 55 (2007) pp. 23-59 JSTOR
 "Yang Xiong" in David R. Knechtges, Taiping Chang, edd., Ancient and Early Medieval Chinese Literature: A Reference Guide vol. 3 pp. 1837-1843 
 David R. Knechtges, The Han Rhapsody: a study of the fu of Yang Hsiung. Cantabrigiae: Cambridge University Press, 1976
 David R. Knechtges, ed., The Han shu Biography of Yang Xiong. Arizona State University, 1981

Nati 53 a.C.n.
Mortui 18
Auctores Sinici
Aulici
Lexicographi
Philosophi Sinarum
Poetae Sinarum
Scriptores Sinarum