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The Dīgha Nikāya, Vol. I. (1967 Reprint)

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T. W. Rhys Davids; J. Estlin Carpenter(Editor)、Luz･･･

This Romanized Pāli text, edited by T. W. Rhys Davids and J. Estlin Carpenter, was first published in 1890 and remains a standard of modern Buddhist scholarship. This 1967 reprint by Luzac & Co. for the PTS preserves the original authoritative collation through offset lithography. The volume is sturdily bound in cloth boards, with a tight binding and only minor shelf wear (Grade B). The interior is clean, with no visible markings. Highly valued in academic and collector circles, this edition is essential for those focused on Pāli literature, Theravāda Buddhism, and the history of Oriental Studies.

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The Dīgha Nikāya, Vol. I. (1967 Reprint)

￥18,000

T. W. Rhys Davids; J. Estlin Carpenter(Editor) 、Luzac & Company, Limited; Pali Text Society 、1967 、22.0 cm

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MADHYĀNTAVIBHĀGAȚĪKĀ Vol. I (1966 Reprint)

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￥33,000

Sthiramati (Text Author)、Suzuki Research Foundatio･･･

This 1966 reprint (Shōwa 41) by the Suzuki Research Foundation, Tokyo, “Fukkan Sōsho 7,” reproduces the rare 1934 Nagoya edition. Part of a key post-war series, it helped disseminate specialized Mahāyāna texts globally, giving it high documentary value. Softcover, Grade B: paper cover shows age-toning, minor soiling, fading, rubbing, corner bumping, and light creasing/fraying; binding remains intact. Internal pages unverified; height approx. 25 cm. An essential resource for advanced Mahāyāna, Indian Philosophy, and Yogācāra studies, this reprint series is highly sought by research libraries and collectors of specialized Buddhist academic literature.

MADHYĀNTAVIBHĀGAȚĪKĀ Vol. I (1966 Reprint)

￥33,000

Sthiramati (Text Author) 、Suzuki Research Foundation 、1966 、25.0 cm

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The Hevajra Tantra: A Critical Study Part I: Introduction and Translation (1964 Reprint) Snellgrove Volume 6

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￥18,000

D. L. Snellgrove (David Llewellyn Snellgrove)、Oxfo･･･

This is the 1964 reprint of the 1959 first edition. The quick reprint shows how important the book became in academic circles, gaining recognition as a standard work within only a few years. It was published by the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) and distributed worldwide by Oxford University Press confirming its strong scholarly reputation. Condition Report. The book is a hardback with its original dust jacket. The jacket shows normal aging for a 1964 academic publication, including overall toning, light edge wear, and visible foxing on the front and spine. The book is graded Condition B (Good to Very Good). The interior such as possible inscriptions or library marks, cannot be confirmed from the images. As an important scholarly text that is long out of print, this edition remains in steady demand among collectors, university libraries, and researchers. Having the original dust jacket increases its collectible value, making it a notable item for collections in Oriental

The Hevajra Tantra: A Critical Study Part I: Introduction and Translation (1964 Reprint) Snellgrove Volume 6

￥18,000

D. L. Snellgrove (David Llewellyn Snellgrove) 、Oxford University Press 、1964 、25 cm

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SAMANTAPĀSĀDIKĀ Vol. V: Buddhaghosa's Commentary on Vinaya (1966 PTS Reprint) Volume V

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Buddhaghosa (Original Commentary Author)、Pali Text･･･

This is Volume V of the Pāli Text Society (PTS) edition of the Samantapāsādikā, the main commentary on the Vinaya Piṭaka (Discipline Basket) by the fifth-century scholar Buddhaghosa. It is a key text for understanding monastic rules in Theravada Buddhism. Published by the prestigious Pali Text Society in London, this edition was edited by respected Japanese scholars J. Takakusu and Makoto Nagai, with assistance from Kogen Mizuno. Their involvement highlights the book’s international scholarly importance in Buddhist studies and Indology. This copy is the 1966 reprint of the original 1938 edition, showing the text’s lasting value. PTS hardback editions are out of print and highly sought after by collectors and libraries. The book is in excellent condition, with a clean gray/khaki cloth binding and bright gilt lettering. Minimal shelf wear appears only on the spine ends. This volume is essential for scholars of Theravada Buddhism, monastic law, and ancient Indian history.

SAMANTAPĀSĀDIKĀ Vol. V: Buddhaghosa's Commentary on Vinaya (1966 PTS Reprint) Volume V

￥18,000

Buddhaghosa (Original Commentary Author) 、Pali Text Society (PTS) / Luzac & Company, Ltd. 、1966 、22 cm

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Samantapāsādikā Vol. III (1968 Reprint) PTS Buddhaghosa Vinaya Commentary Vol. III

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￥16,500

Buddhaghosa (Original Text); J. Takakusu; M. Nagai･･･

This listing offers Samantapāsādikā, Volume III, the respected Pāli Text Society (PTS) edition. It is the 1968 reprint of the original 1930 publication, edited by well-known Japanese Indologists Junjirō Takakusu and Makoto Nagai, and distributed in London by the noted orientalist publisher Luzac & Company. The Samantapāsādikā is Buddhaghosa’s important 5th-century commentary on the Vinaya Piṭaka (the Buddhist monastic code). It is a key source for understanding monastic rules and the early history of the Buddhist community, including accounts of the Buddhist Councils. This copy has strong historical value because of the major role PTS and Dr. Takakusu played in establishing this edition as an international standard. The hardback is bound in durable gray cloth (approx. 22.2 cm). Condition is Near Fine: clean cloth, no major wear, and bright, clear gilt spine lettering—rare for a 1960s academic volume.

Samantapāsādikā Vol. III (1968 Reprint) PTS Buddhaghosa Vinaya Commentary Vol. III

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Buddhaghosa (Original Text); J. Takakusu; M. Nagai (Editors) 、Pali Text Society / Luzac & Company, Ltd. 、1968 、22.2 cm

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SAMANTAPĀSĀDIKĀ Vol. IV: Buddhaghosa's Commentary on Vinaya (1967 PTS Reprint) VOL. IV.

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Buddhaghosa (Original Commentary Author)、Pali Text･･･

This is Volume IV of the Pāli Text Society (PTS) edition of the Samantapāsādikā, the main commentary on the Vinaya Piṭaka (Discipline Basket) by the fifth-century scholar Buddhaghosa. It is a foundational text for understanding monastic rules in Theravada Buddhism. Published by the Pali Text Society in London, this edition was carefully edited by renowned Japanese scholars J. Takakusu and Makoto Nagai. Their work highlights the book’s international scholarly importance and its historical value in Asian textual studies. This copy is the 1967 reprint of the original 1934 edition, reflecting its lasting significance. Early PTS hardback editions are out of print and highly sought after by academic libraries and collectors. The book is in excellent condition, with a clean gray/khaki cloth binding and bright gilt lettering. Minimal wear is visible only at the spine ends and corners. This volume is essential for scholars of Theravada Buddhism, monastic history, and classical Pāli studies.

SAMANTAPĀSĀDIKĀ Vol. IV: Buddhaghosa's Commentary on Vinaya (1967 PTS Reprint) VOL. IV.

￥18,000

Buddhaghosa (Original Commentary Author) 、Pali Text Society (PTS) / Luzac & Company, Ltd. 、1967 、22 cm

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Samantapāsādikā Vol. II (1969 Reprint) Pali Text Society J. Takakusu M. Nagai Vol. II

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￥16,500

Buddhaghosa (Original Commentator); J. Takakusu & ･･･

This report covers Volume II of the Samantapāsādikā, Buddhaghosa’s key commentary on the Vinaya Piṭaka, published by the Pali Text Society (PTS) in 1969. The Samantapāsādikā explains the rules and regulations of monastic life in the Vinaya Piṭaka, one of the three main sections of the Pāli Canon in Theravāda Buddhism. Buddhaghosa, a 5th-century scholar, is the author, and the text is essential for studying Buddhist history, law, and monastic practices. The PTS, founded in London in 1881, produces authoritative Romanized Pāli editions used worldwide. This 1969 edition, a reprint of the 1927 original, was edited by Japanese scholars J. Takakusu and Dr. M. Nagai, highlighting early 20th-century collaboration between Eastern and Western Buddhist studies. The hardcover is grey cloth with gold lettering, in Good condition (Grade B), with sound binding and complete text. It is highly recommended for academic libraries, collectors, and scholars of Pāli and Theravāda Buddhism.

Samantapāsādikā Vol. II (1969 Reprint) Pali Text Society J. Takakusu M. Nagai Vol. II

￥16,500

Buddhaghosa (Original Commentator); J. Takakusu & M. Nagai (Editors) 、Pali Text Society (Published by Luzac & Company, Ltd.) 、1969 、22.5 cm

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DHAMMAPADATTHAKATHĀ Vol. IV & Index (1970 PTS Reprint) Vol. IV

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￥13,000

Buddhaghosa (Traditional Commentator); H. C. Norma･･･

This report covers Volume IV, including the index, of the Dhammapadatthakathā (Commentary on the Dhammapada), published by the Pali Text Society (PTS) in 1970. The Dhammapadatthakathā, attributed to Buddhaghosa, explains the verses of the Dhammapada through stories and moral lessons, providing historical context and illustrating the meaning behind the sayings. This 1970 edition is a reprint of the original 1906 PTS publication and was edited by H. C. Norman, formerly Professor of English Literature at Queen’s College, Benares. The PTS, established in London in 1881, ensures the text’s scholarly reliability. A note indicates the reprint was sponsored by a “Well-Wisher,” reflecting support for Pāli studies. The hardcover is grey-green cloth with bright gilt lettering, in Excellent condition (Grade A). Binding is firm, pages are clean, and the text is complete. This volume, with its final portion and index, is essential for completing PTS collections and is highly valued by scholars.