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WILLIAM Z. RIPLEY、SCHOLARS BOOK CO.、1972、1冊

裸本。書き込み無し。ヤケ、シミ有り。目立ったキズはありません。

Gautama (Trans. Ganganatha Jha)、Rinsen Book Co.、19･･･

This is a complete 4-volume Rinsen Book Co. 1983 reprint of The Nyāyasūtras of Gautama, translated by M.M. Gangānātha Jhā with Vātsyāyana’s Bhāṣya and Uddyotakara’s Vārttika. Rinsen editions are prized for superior paper, binding, and print quality. The books are Near Fine clean, bright, and apparently unread. The slipcase is worn with a damaged corner but remains functional. Softcover, in the Rinsen Sanskrit Text Series II, English language. A scarce and durable alternative to common Indian reprints, ideal for scholars and collectors seeking a high-quality working set with pristine interiors.

Han Sung-joo Robert J. Myers、Carnegie Council on E･･･

1987年発行 本体＝線引等なし 蔵印：なし 表紙：並 小口天地：並 　総合評価：並

Luzac & Company, Ltd. (for The Pali Text Society)、･･･

This book is Volume III of The Commentary on the Dhammapada, a Pāli text. It is a 1970 reprint of the original 1906 version, published by the Pāli Text Society PTS in London. The PTS is a key group for the study of Theravāda Buddhism in the West. While the Dhammapada contains the Buddha's short teachings, this book provides the stories and context behind those teachings. It is an important source for scholars and practitioners of Buddhism. The text was prepared by H. C. Norman. This copy is in very good condition Grade B. It shows minor wear on the spine and corners, but the binding is tight, and the pages are clean. This book is more than just a text, it's a piece of history. The 1970 reprint is special because it was funded by a Well Wisher to help the PTS republish books lost during WWII. It's a great item for collectors interested in the history of Buddhist studies.

T. W. Rhys Davids; J. Estlin Carpenter、Pali Text S･･･

This 1967 Pali Text Society reprint of The Dīgha Nikāya, Vol. I originally published in 1890 and edited by pioneering scholars T. W. Rhys Davids and J. Estlin Carpenter remains a cornerstone of Western Pāli studies. Issued by Luzac & Co., it reflects early efforts to Romanize the Pāli Canon for global scholarship. The durable grey-green and beige PTS cloth binding is clean, with crisp gilt spine lettering and only minor wear at the head and tail (Condition B). Though interior pages cannot be confirmed, its strong external preservation makes it a valuable acquisition for research libraries and specialist collectors.