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by Dines Andersen　アンダースン、Rinsen Book、2 v. in 1、22 ･･･

Dines Andersen, Helmer Smith(Editors)、Luzac & Comp･･･

This 1965 PTS hardcover, critically edited by Scandinavian Indologists Dines Andersen and Helmer Smith, remains a foundational resource for Buddhological research. PTS editions are prized for editorial rigor and durable bindings.Condition (Grade B: Good)The grey-green cloth binding is tight and structurally sound, with bright gilt spine lettering and minor rubbing or light bumping on corners and spine caps. Paper edges show light to moderate, even age-toning typical of mid-20th-century academic stock. The interior is clean with no visible flaws or tears.A key collectible, it is essential for scholars, libraries, and specialist collectors of Buddhist texts.

Dines Andersen、New Delhi, Asian Educational Servic･･･

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Dines Andersen、Kyoto, Rinsen Book Co、昭54、1冊

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J.S. Speijer / Dines Andersen、Rinsen-Shoten Bookst･･･

This is a matched two-volume set of classic Indology reprints published by Rinsen-Shoten (Kyoto) in 1968. Known for their excellent binding and printing, Rinsen editions are preferred by scholars over many other Asian reprints for their durability and clarity.
• Sanskrit Syntax by J. S. Speijer, Reprint of the 1886 Leiden edition, still the standard reference for Sanskrit syntax.
• A Pali Reader (with Notes and Glossary) by Dines Andersen — Reprint of the 1917 Copenhagen third revised edition, a key textbook for studying Theravāda Buddhist literature.
Condition (Very Good Vintage):
Both books are protected with clear vinyl dust jackets, likely original. The green cloth bindings are clean, bright, and sharp, with strong gold lettering. Inside, the pages show even age-toning typical of 1960s Japanese academic printing but remain flexible and not brittle. Text is crisp and unmarked. Bindings are tight.