Śata-Piṭaka series : Indo-Asian literatures ; reproduced in original scripts and languages ; translated, annotated and critically evaluated by specialists of the East and the West in a series of collectanea

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Place / Publishing House:New Delhi : Aditya Prakashan [u.a.], 1957-
Publication history:1.1957 -
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Contents/pieces:12 records
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Cultural horizons of India : studies in Tantra and Buddhism, art and archaeology, language and literature / Lokesh Chandra ...
The temples of western Tibet and their artistic symbolism / by Giuseppe Tucci ; edited by Lokesh Chandra ; from a first draft translation by Um Marina Vesci 1988 ...
Dictionary of Buddhist iconography / Lokesh Chandra ...
Gyantse and its monasteries / Giuseppe Tucci ; edited by Lokesh Chandra ; from a first draft translation by Um Marina Vesci 1989 ...
Tibetan-sanskrit dictionary / Lokesh Chandra 1
Materials for a history of Tibetan literature / Dr. Lokesh Chandra, M.A., D. Litt. 1981 R 28
A 15th century Tibetan compendium of knowledge : the bśad mdzod yid bzhin nor bu / by Don-dam-smra-ba'i-seṅge ; edited by Lokesh Chandra ; with an introduction by E. Gene Smith 1969 78
The blue annals : completed in A.D. 1478 / Ḥgoslotsawa gzhon-nu-dpal (1392-1481) ; reproduced by Lokesh Chandra from the collection of Raghu Vira 1974 212
Stupa : art, architectonics and symbolism / by Giuseppe Tucci ; translated in to English by Uma Marina Vesci ; edited by Lokesh Chandra 1988 347
Rin-chen-bzaṅ-po and the Renaissance of Buddhism in Tibet around the millenium / by Giuseppe Tucci ; first draft translation by Nancy Kipp Smith ; edited by Lokesh Chandra 1988 348
Tantra and popular religion in Tibet / edited by Geoffrey Samuel, Hamish Gregor and Elisabeth Stutchbury 1994 376
Saṅs-rGyas rGya-mTSHo, Life of the Fifth Dalai Lama : volume IV, part I : the fourth volume, continuing the third volume, of the ordinary, outer life, entitled "the fine silken dress," of my own gracious Lama, Ṅag-dBaṅ Blo-bZaṅ rGya-mTSHo page 1a - page 203a / translated from the original Tibetan by Zahiruddin Ahmad 1990 F 392