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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.

The Buddha (Attributed via Khujjuttarā); Edited by･･･

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This is the 1975 reprint of the *Iti-Vuttaka*, volume 39 of the Pali Text Society’s authoritative Text Series. A key scripture of the Khuddaka Nikāya, it contains 112 early teachings attributed to the Buddha and is considered by some scholars among the oldest Pāli Canon texts. This edition reproduces Ernst Windisch’s 1889 critical text, long upheld as an academic standard. The cloth bound hardback has clean, unmarked pages, though the exterior is graded B/C due to notable staining on the rear board. Despite this flaw, the binding is sound, and the volume remains a valuable, dependable reference for scholars and collectors.

The Buddha (Original Teachings)、Pali Text Society ･･･

This is a key part of the Saṃyutta-Nikāya (Collection of Linked Discourses), Part II, published by the Pali Text Society (PTS). It is the 1970 reprint of the critical edition first prepared by the scholar M. Léon Feer in 1888. It contains the Nidāna-Vagga (Section on Causation), which focuses on Paṭiccasamuppāda (Dependent Origination), the core Buddhist teaching explaining how suffering and rebirth arise. This makes the volume an essential reference for scholars of Buddhism, Indian philosophy, and early Buddhist texts. Condition (Grade B – Good): The grey cloth hardcover is sturdy, with bright gilt lettering on the spine. The binding is tight, with minor shelf wear and light bumping to corners and spine ends. The pages show normal age-related yellowing but are clean and unmarked.

H. C. Norman, M.A.、Luzac & Company, Ltd. for the P･･･

This book is Volume I of the Pāli text for The Commentary on the Dhammapada. This is a key work in Theravāda Buddhism, as it contains the traditional stories behind the verses of the Dhammapada, one of the most popular collections of the Buddha's teachings.This copy is a 1970 reprint of the 1906 first edition, published by the highly respected Pali Text Society PTS in London. PTS is the world's leading publisher of Pāli texts, and their editions are the standard for academic research.The book is in very good condition. It has a clean hardcover with a strong binding, but it does not have a dust jacket. The pages inside are crisp, clean, and unmarked. For any student of Pāli or Theravāda Buddhism, the Pali Text Society editions are essential. This 1970 hardcover is durable and of high quality, often superior to modern paperbacks. Its excellent condition makes it a desirable working copy for a personal or university library.

The Buddha (Original Teachings)、Pali Text Society ･･･

This volume is a scholarly edition of the Saṃyutta-Nikāya (Collection of Linked Discourses), the third major collection of the Sutta Piṭaka in the Pāli Canon. Part IV contains the Saḷāyatana-Vagga (Section on the Six Sense Bases), an important doctrinal section on sensory experience and its role in Buddhist practice. Edited by the noted Pāli scholar M. Leon Feer and first published in 1894, this is the 1973 hardback reprint by the Pali Text Society (PTS), the leading publisher of authoritative Pāli texts. PTS editions are widely used as the academic standard, making this volume essential for libraries, scholars, and researchers of Theravāda Buddhism, Indian philosophy, and early Buddhist texts. The grey cloth hardcover is sturdy, with clear gilt lettering on the spine. Minor shelf wear and a small spine stain are visible. The pages show normal age-related yellowing, and the binding is tight.

H. C. Norman, M.A.、Luzac & Company, Ltd. for the P･･･

This is Volume II of The Commentary on the Dhammapada, a scholarly book published in 1970 by the respected Pāli Text Society PTS. It is a reprint of the original 1906 edition, edited by H. C. Norman, and contains the Pāli text written in Roman script.The Dhammapada is a beloved collection of the Buddha's teachings in verse. This commentary provides the stories and context behind those verses, making it an essential source for understanding the world of early Buddhism. The Pāli Text Society, founded in 1881, is the world's leading publisher of Pāli texts, and its books are the standard for academic study. This copy is in excellent condition. The hardcover binding is clean and tight, with bright gold lettering on the spine. The pages inside are clean and unmarked. For collectors of Buddhist or South Asian studies, Pāli Text Society books are essential. This 1970 reprint is a high quality example of academic publishing, and its outstanding condition makes it a desirable copy.

T. W. Rhys Davids and J. Estlin Carpenter、Luzac & ･･･

This book is Volume I of The Dīgha Nikāya, a foundational text of the Pāli Canon, published by the respected Pāli Text Society (PTS). This is a 1967 reprint of the original 1890 edition, edited by the society's founder, T. W. Rhys Davids, and J. Estlin Carpenter.The Dīgha Nikāya, or Collection of Long Discourses, contains 34 important teachings that are key to understanding early Buddhism. The Pāli Text Society is known for its high quality scholarship, and its books are the standard for academic study.This copy is in excellent condition. The hardcover binding is clean and tight, with bright gold lettering on the spine. The pages inside are immaculate and free from any markings.For anyone studying Buddhism, Pāli Text Society publications are essential. This 1967 reprint is a great example of the society's quality work. Its outstanding condition makes it a desirable copy for a scholar's working library or a collector of religious texts.