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Unheard Voices: Women's Roles in Medieval Buddhist Artistic Production and Religious Practices in South Asia
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  • 1998Where Text Meets Flesh: Burning the Body as an Apocryphal Practice in Chinese Buddhism43 cited
  • 1988On Monks, Nuns and 'Vulgar' Practices: The Introduction of the Image Cult into Indian Buddhism27 cited
  • 1979Mah?y?na in Indian inscriptions13 cited

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