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Notes on some of the Buddhist opinions and monuments of Asia, compared with the symbols on the ancient sculptured ''standing stones'' of Scotland
Notes on some of the Buddhist opinions and monuments of Asia, compared with the symbols on the ancient sculptured ''standing stones'' of Scotland
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Notes on some of the Buddhist opinions and monuments of Asia, compared with the symbols on the ancient sculptured ''standing stones'' of Scotland

Date1855
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  • Binder's spine title: Oldbuck papers.
  • Binder's spine title: Oldbuck papers
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Notes on some of the Buddhist opinions and monuments of Asia, compared with the symbols on the ancient sculptured ''standing stones'' of Scotland. ''From the Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, vol. XXI, part II, p. 253-270''--title page.
Country:Great Britain||Scotland||India
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  • ill.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055442974D
Dewey Number1069067
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