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Aśvaghosa : a critical study of his authentic kāvyas, and the apocryphal works, with special reference to his contributions to the classical Sanskrit literature, and his doctrinal standpoint as a Buddhist

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  • "Aśvaghoṣa : a critical study of his authentic Kāvyas, and the apocryphal works [...]"
  • "Aśvaghosa : a critical study of his authentic kāvyas, and the apocryphal works, with special reference to his contributions to the classical Sanskrit literature, and his doctrinal standpoint as a Buddhist"@en
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  • "Aśvaghoṣa a critical study of his authentic kāvyas, and the apocryphal works, with special reference to his contributions to the classical Sanskrit literature, and his doctrinal standpoint as a Buddhist"@en
  • "Aśvaghoṣa : a critical study of his authentic kāvyas, and the apocryphal works, with special reference to his contribution to the classical Sanskrit literature, and his doctrinal standpoint as a Buddhist"
  • "Aśvaghoṣa : a critical study of his authentic Kāvyas, and the apocryphal works, with special reference to his Contributions to the Classical Literature, and his Doctrinal Standpoint as a Buddhist"
  • "Aśvaghoṣa : a critical study of his authentic kāvyas, and the apocryphal works, with special reference to his contributions to the classical Sanskrit literature, and his doctrinal standpoint as a Buddhist"@en
  • "Aśvaghosa a critical study of his authentic kāvyas, and the apocryphal works, with special reference to his contributions to the classical Sanskrit literature, and his doctrinal standpoint as a Buddhist"@en
  • "Aśvaghoṣa : a critical study of his authentic Kāvyas and the apocryphal works, with special refererce to his contributions to the Classical Sanskrit literature and his doctrinal standpoint as a Buddhist"

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