Bibliographic Information for "Iida, trans. 1929"
Iida, Y., trans. 1929. “Hōbenshinron.” In Kokuyaku Issaikyō: Indo Senjutsubu: Ronshūbu 1 [*Japanese Translation of the Complete Chinese Buddhist Canon: Works Written in India: Commentaries 1], 85–111. Tōkyō: Daitō shuppansha.
Relations of Iida, trans. 1929 to works in EAST
- Iida, trans. 1929 is a modern translation of the *Upāyahṛdayaśāstra (*Prayogasāraśāstra).
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