A Descriptive Catalogue of Burmese Manuscripts in the Fragile Palm Leaves Collection
Volume 1
By (author) Peter Nyunt Edited by Claudio Cicuzza
Paperback (Published)
(January 2014)
ISBN: 9783954900053
5.16 x 8.31 inches
Price: $132.00
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We are pleased to present the three volumes compiled by Peter Nyunt in the series “Material for the Study of the Tripitaka”. The Fragile Palm Leaves Foundation manuscript collections are a precious resource for the study of the Buddhist Iiterary and ritual culture of Southeast Asia. The present volumes are the first in a series of catalogues of Burmese script palm-leaf manuscripts in the Pali and Burmese language.
- By (author) Peter Nyunt
- Edited by Claudio Cicuzza
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