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The Pratimoksa-Sutra

By Anukul Chandra Banerjee

Vol. 29 · No. 2June - 1953pp. 162–174English

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  • “The present text 15 based on che manuscript discovered 2: Gilgit in Kashmir?”
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  1. Winternitz—A History of Indian literature
  2. Hoernle— Manuscript Remains of Buddbist literature found in Eastern Turk +stan
  3. Gilgit Manuscripts, vol. 1, preface, and रण, 111, pt. 11, Introduction
  4. Nanjio’s Catalogue, No. 1110
  5. Journal Asiatique, Novembre-Décembre, 1913

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