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David Marshall Lang's Journey from Russia to Armenia via Caucasian Georgia

The Wisdom of Balahvar

A Christian Legend of the Buddha

Lang, David Marshall

The Wisdom of Balahvar

David Marshall Lang's Journey from Russia to Armenia via Caucasian Georgia

The Wisdom of Balahvar

A Christian Legend of the Buddha

David Marshall Lang's Journey from Russia to Armenia via Caucasian Georgia: The Wisdom of Balahvar

 

Originally published in 1957 and forming a companion volume to The Balavariani, this volume provides valuable research into the biography of Gautama Buddha and its influence on medieval Christian thought.

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Originally published in 1957 and forming a companion volume to The Balavariani, this volume provides valuable research into the biography of Gautama Buddha and its influence on medieval Christian thought.

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9781032168739
Pagina's
136
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David Marshall Lang's Journey from Russia to Armenia via Caucasian Georgia
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700
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1
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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