Wei Shih Er Shih Lun
or, The Treatise in Twenty Stanzas on Representation-Only
By Vasubandhu
First written 4th–5th century CE
About this book
Hamilton’s translation, from Xuanzang’s Chinese version, of Vasubandhu’s Twenty Verses, a short work arguing that what appear as external objects are representations in consciousness, answering objections with the example of dreams.
The edition
- Title
- Wei Shih Er Shih Lun: or, The Treatise in Twenty Stanzas on Representation-Only
- Translated by
- Clarence H. Hamilton
- Publisher
- American Oriental Society, New Haven
- Year
- 1938
- Edition
- American Oriental Series
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