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Robert Cæsar Childers、Rinsen Book Company、1976、25.･･･

This 1976 Rinsen Book Company reprint of A Dictionary of the Pali Language by Robert Cæsar Childers preserves the landmark 1875 London edition. Childers, professor of Pali at University College, London, created a foundational reference for Pali studies and Theravada Buddhist texts. The Japanese reprint ensures accessibility for contemporary scholars and reflects Japan’s key role in Buddhist and Indology scholarship. Condition: two-tone cloth hardcover, Grade B, sturdy binding, uniform age toning, minor spine and corner wear, bright gilt lettering, no major flaws. An essential, historically significant volume for libraries, scholars, and collectors of classical philology.

Pāṇini (Original Author) / Otto Böhtlingk (Editor/･･･

This complete two volume set (Abteilung I & II) of Pāṇini’s Grammatik is the definitive German edition of Pāṇini’s Sanskrit grammar, reprinted in 1977 by Rinsen Book Company, Kyoto. Edited by renowned Orientalist Otto Böhtlingk, it faithfully reproduces the authoritative 1887 Leipzig Second Edition. Essential for Sanskrit studies, comparative linguistics, and philosophy of language, the set is bound in sturdy beige cloth with dark spines and gold lettering, Grade B (Good to Very Good). Includes original slipcase showing typical wear; minor internal tape residue in Volume II. A highly collectible, academically significant set for libraries, scholars, and Indology enthusiasts.

Dr. Lokesh Chandra、Rinsen Book Co., Ltd. (臨川書店)、19･･･

This dictionary is a foundational reference for Tibetan Buddhism, Sanskrit, and comparative Indology, linking canonical languages and supporting research on Tibetan Buddhist literature. The 1971 Japanese reprint of the 1961 New Delhi edition reflects sustained scholarly demand and Japan’s role in disseminating rare Oriental texts.Condition (Grade B – Good/Average): Two strongly bound green cloth volumes with excellent structure. Notable foxing and discoloration appear on the top edges, with uniform age-toning and minor shelf wear; gold spine lettering remains bright. Approx. 28.5 cm tall.Recommended for libraries and researchers specializing in Tibetan and Buddhist studies.