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Sad-dharma-pundarika-sutra : the summary in Khotan Saka

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Bailey, H. W. (Harold Walter)

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Canberra Australian National University, Faculty of Asian Studies, [1971]

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This Occasional Paper is a brief introduction, word by word, to a text in the later Khotan Saka language, a summary of the Sad-dharma-purj-^arika-sütra.

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