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Colette Caillat ; J.G. De Casparis (ed.)、E.J.Brill･･･

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松尾義海博士古稀記念論集編集委員会編集、種智院大学密教学会、4, 6, 2, 237, 57, 2p･･･

昭和55年発行。函付き。函にヤケ。中程度から軽めの経年ヤケ・フチヤケ。本文良好

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.

Arnold，Edwin エドウィン・アーノルド、New York: Thomas Y.Crowel･･･

ニューヨーク: Thomas Y.Crowell and Co.　1894年　総革装(ソフトカバー)　三方金　モノクロ口絵および図版　表紙、裏表紙、背スレ、薄いシミ　少綴じ緩み　ページヤケ　前遊び紙からp.113まで角にムレシミ　pp.112-113栞紐の跡ありLight brown leather，gilt title to front board and spine，a.e.g.Boards and spine rubbed and stained. Hinges of front and rear e.ps.somewhat started. Binding somewhat loosened. Pages foxing. From front flyleaves to p.113 damp stained at upper corner. Pages 112 and 113 are partly browned，due to the bookmark ribbon.

Sadananda Yogendra、Heirakuji Shoten、1962、4, 182p、2･･･

This book is Dr. Hajime Nakamura’s translation and commentary on Sādānanda’s Vedanta Sarā, long used as an introduction to Advaita Vedanta (non-dualism). Its key feature is the “original text with translation (Genbun Taiyaku)” format. The Sanskrit text and the Japanese translation appear on facing pages (or a similar layout), making it extremely useful for language study and for serious research on Advaita philosophy. It clearly explains major ideas of Śaṅkara’s tradition, such as the “removal of illusion (apavāda)” and the teaching that Brahman and Atman are one (Tat Tvam Asi). The 1962 first edition has become hard to find. The sturdy Heirakuji Shoten binding gives it strong shelf presence, and it is an important resource for understanding Professor Nakamura’s scholarship. Large-format hardcover (24.5 × 17 cm), 182 pages, published by Heirakuji Shoten, Kyoto, 1962. Typical 1960s yellowing and stains; some cover wear; possible light pencil marks; strong, solid binding.