A Tentative Treatise on the Buddhist Philosophical Thought of Hui-Yüan

Contemporary Chinese Thought 4 (3):36-76 (1973)
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Hui-yüan was born in Tai hsien of Shansi Province in A. D. 334 and died in A. D. 416

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