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Chandra Das (Sarāt Chandra Das)、The Rinsen-Shoten ･･･

Das’s dictionary, first published in Calcutta in 1902, remains a foundational reference for Tibetology and Buddhist linguistic studies. The 1969 Rinsen reprint printed in Kyoto reflects ongoing scholarly demand and Japan’s role in preserving classical Oriental texts. Condition (Grade B): A large, durable cloth bound hardcover with a two tone binding, sound structure, age toned cloth, and darkened text-block edges; gold spine lettering remains clear. Collecting note: A key classical dictionary with enduring research value; the respected Rinsensha reprint is essential for academic libraries and collectors focused on Tibetan Buddhism and Himalayan studies.

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.

Buddhaghosa (Original Author); J. Takakusu, M. Nag･･･

This book is Volume II of the Samantapāsādikā, a major 5th-century commentary by the famous scholar Buddhaghosa. It explains the Vinaya Piṭaka, the code of conduct for Buddhist monks. Published in 1969 by the prestigious Pāli Text Society PTS, this work is a key text for understanding Theravāda Buddhism. The book is also a vital historical source, with details about early Buddhist councils and the era of Emperor Aśoka. This edition is special because it was edited by two of Japan's most famous Buddhist scholars, J. Takakusu and Makoto Nagai. This copy is in excellent condition. The hardcover is clean and tight, with bright gold lettering on the spine. The pages inside are immaculate and unmarked.Because it combines a foundational text, a top publisher, and world-renowned editors, this book is highly desirable. Its exceptional condition makes it a valuable collector's item for anyone interested in the history of global Buddhist studies, as well as a perfect working copy for a scholar.

Buddhaghosa (Original Author); J. Takakusu, Makoto･･･

This book is Volume IV of the Samantapāsādikā, a major 5th-century commentary by the famous scholar Buddhaghosa. It explains the Vinaya Piṭaka, the code of conduct for Buddhist monks. Published in 1967 by the prestigious Pāli Text Society PTS, this work is a key text for understanding Theravāda Buddhism.The book is also a vital historical source, with details about early Buddhist councils and the era of Emperor Aśoka. This edition is special because it was edited by two of Japan's most famous Buddhist scholars, J. Takakusu and Makoto Nagai.This copy is in excellent condition. The hardcover is clean and tight, with bright gold lettering on the spine. The pages inside are immaculate and unmarked.Because it combines a foundational text, a top publisher, and world renowned editors, this book is highly desirable. Its exceptional condition makes it a valuable collector's item for anyone interested in the history of global Buddhist studies, as well as a perfect working copy for a scholar.

Buddhaghosa (Original Author); J. Takakusu, M. Nag･･･

This book is Volume III of the Samantapāsādikā, a major 5th-century commentary by the famous scholar Buddhaghosa. It explains the Vinaya Piṭaka, the code of conduct for Buddhist monks. Published in 1968 by the prestigious Pāli Text Society PTS, this work is a key text for understanding Theravāda Buddhism.The book is also a vital historical source, with details about early Buddhist councils and the era of Emperor Aśoka. This edition is special because it was edited by two of Japan's most famous Buddhist scholars, J. Takakusu and Makoto Nagai.This copy is in excellent condition. The hardcover is clean and tight, with bright gold lettering on the spine. The pages inside are immaculate and unmarked.Because it combines a foundational text, a top publisher, and world-renowned editors, this book is highly desirable. Its exceptional condition makes it a valuable collector's item for anyone interested in the history of global Buddhist studies, as well as a perfect working copy for a scholar.