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A study of the Prajñā-pāramitā-Ratna-Guņa-Saṃcaya-Gāthā

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1970

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Yuyama, Akira

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The Prajñā-pāramitā-Ratna-Guņa-Saṃcaya-Gāthā: {abbr. Rgs hereafter) has been somewhat neglected despite its philological and linguistic importance. One of the reasons for this was probably:the unavailability. of a critically edited Sanskrit text. The editio princeps by E. Obermiller was practically unobtainable untill 1960; when it was photo-mechanically reprinted. (see 'Bibl. Notes' ICl). Japanese scholars who were more interested in the Chinese sources,overlooked the importance of the Sanskrit text. The Chinese version is very corrupt (see 'Bibl. Notes' III).

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10.25911/5d76338b91c29

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