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Sudhammavatī
Language
Burmese
Pages
189

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Subjects
Vibhaṅga, Commentaries, Tipiṭaka
People
Buddhaghosa

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1928, Sudhammavatī
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In Pali (Burmese script).

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Ranʻ kunʻ

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BQ2515.B823 D47 , BQ2515.B823 D47

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Pagination
189 p. ;
Number of pages
189

ID Numbers

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OL4085483M
LCCN
79928075

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