Four Lamas of Dolpo II, Tibetan Texts and Commentaries [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 24 (2):346-346 (1970)
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This book consists of two Tibetan, Buddhistically-oriented texts about Khotan. The texts are given in what now is an archaic transliteration, Li Yul Lun-bstan-pa for seventy-five pages with translation as The Prophecy of the Li Country and Li Yul Chos-kyi Lo-Rgyus for fourteen pages with no translation. The latter is mostly included within the former. There also are an index of proper names and a word index.--J. P. H.

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