The Bhadramāyākāravyākaraṇa : introduction, Tibetan text, translation, and notes

Constantin Regamey

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This work is part of the great collection entitled Ratnakuta, Multitude of Jewels, a collection much revered in the Buddhist Mahayana traditions of Tibet and China. The work possesses literary value rather than a doctrinal one.

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