- Paul
Demiéville (13
September 1894 – 23
March 1979) was a Swiss-French
sinologist and
Orientalist known for his
studies of the
Dunhuang m****cripts and...
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Hansen (2000), pp. 144–146.
Needham (1972), p. 112.
Demiéville (1986), pp. 821–822.
Demiéville (1986), p. 823.
Akira (1998), pp. 247–251. de Crespigny...
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Asmussen 1983, pp. 928, 933–934
Bivar 1983, p. 97
Emmerick 1983, p. 957
Demiéville 1986, p. 823;
Zhang 2002, p. 75
Brosius 2006, p. 127
Brosius 2006, p. 128...
- p. 27.
Compare Maspero (1981), p. 405. Tr. by Zürcher (1972), p. 27.
Demiéville (1986), p. 821. Zürcher (1972), p. 28. Rong Xinjiang, 2004, Land Route...
- Vihara,
located in Washington, D.C. In 1950, on the
recommendation of Paul
Demiéville, a
member and
professor at the Collège de France, he was
awarded a grant...
- Yuzu
Nembutsu "阿彌陀佛". 25 June 2023. Lévi, Sylvain; Takakusu, Junjir;
Demiéville, Paul; Watanabe,
Kaigyoku (1929). Hobogirin:
Dictionnaire encyclopédique...
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Henri Demiéville (1888 – 23
November 1956) was a
Swiss ****troke swimmer. He
competed in the men's 400
metre ****troke
event at the 1920
Summer Olympics...
- liturgies. Most
modern academic scholars (including
Mochizuki Shinko, Paul
Demieville, Kim Chin-yol, Lü Cheng [zh],
Charles Muller and
Kogen Mizuno), argue...
- 'jug pa rgya cher 'grel pa
snying po kun las btus)
According to Paul
Demiéville, some of the
major extant Chinese commentaries to the Abhidharmakośa include:...
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University Press, 1994 p. 67
Published in "L'Indo-Grec
Menandre ou Paul
Demieville revisite,"
Journal Asiatique 281 (1993) p. 113
Ancient Indian History...
