Tracing Thought Through Things:
The Oldest Pali Texts and the Early Buddhist Archeology of India and Burma

By Janice Stargardt

63 pages

This is striking proof of the general reliability with which Buddhist monks transmitted their texts

The amazing story of ancient Pāli texts in Burma, discovered to contain only minor differences from the contemporary canon.

About: The Pāli Canon Early Indian Buddhism

Published in 2000 by The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam.

Bibtex Data

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    author={Janice Stargardt},
    publisher={The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences},
    address={Amsterdam},
    year=2000,
    pagecount=63,
    keywords={theravada-roots,pali-canon,indian,burmese,manuscripts,historiography},
    olid={OL32040728M},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://storage.knaw.nl/2022-06/Gondalecture_1999_Tracing_Thought_through_Things.pdf}
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