A Handbook of Pali Literature

By Oskar von Hinüber

249 pages

A bibliography of the important texts written in Pāḷi. A vital reference work for any scholar of Theravādan or Early Buddhist History.

About: History of the Theravāda The Pāli Canon Early Indian Buddhism

Published in 1996 by De Gruyter, Berlin.

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