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Edward Conze、Suzuki Research Foundation (Tokyo)、19･･･

This is the rare 1967 first edition of Edward Conze’s Materials for a Dictionary of the Prajñāpāramitā Literature, published by the Suzuki Research Foundation in Tokyo. Conze, the leading Western authority on Prajñāpāramitā studies, compiled this foundational reference for the terminology of Mahāyāna Perfection of Wisdom texts. Condition: Good (B), with age-consistent yellowing, foxing, rubbing, and wear to covers, spine, and text-block edges; top-edge foxing visible. Interior appears clean with no major defects confirmed. Height approx. 25.8 cm. A scarce and important scholarly resource for collectors of Buddhist philosophy and specialized Orientalist research.

Sthiramati (Text Author)、Suzuki Research Foundatio･･･

This 1966 reprint (Shōwa 41) by the Suzuki Research Foundation, Tokyo, “Fukkan Sōsho 7,” reproduces the rare 1934 Nagoya edition. Part of a key post-war series, it helped disseminate specialized Mahāyāna texts globally, giving it high documentary value. Softcover, Grade B: paper cover shows age-toning, minor soiling, fading, rubbing, corner bumping, and light creasing/fraying; binding remains intact. Internal pages unverified; height approx. 25 cm. An essential resource for advanced Mahāyāna, Indian Philosophy, and Yogācāra studies, this reprint series is highly sought by research libraries and collectors of specialized Buddhist academic literature.

Sthiramati; Sylvain Lévi; Susumu Yamaguchi、Suzuki ･･･

This scholarly Tome I (Text) contains the critical Sanskrit edition of a Nepalese manuscript, edited by Sylvain Lévi (Collège de France) and Susumu Yamaguchi (Otani University). The copy offered is the 1966 reprint issued by the Suzuki Research Foundation, an important testament to Franco-Japanese collaboration in Buddhist philology. Condition: Grade C the softcover is heavily damaged with major chipping, tearing, and loss; the paper is strongly age-toned, though the text remains intact and usable. An essential reference for specialists in Sanskrit philology, Yogācāra studies, and the history of Japanese and French Buddhist scholarship.

Seiren Matsunami、Suzuki Research Foundation、1965、1･･･

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