The Wisdom of Balahvar : a Christian legend of the Buddha / by David Marshall Lang.
Contributor(s): Lang, David Marshall
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TextLanguage: English Original language: Georgian Series: Ethical and religious classics of East and West: no. 20.Publisher: London : Allen and Unwin ; New York : Macmillan, 1957Description: 135 pages : illustrations ; 22 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeUniform titles: Barlaam and Joasaph. English. DDC classification: 398.22 LOC classification: PN57.B25 | L3Bibliography, Etc. Note: Bibliography: pages 125-128.
Contents:
From Bodhisattva to Saint Josaphat: the metamorphosis of a legend.--The wisdom of Balahvar, translated from the old Georgian version.--Further fables of Balahvar, translated from the Jerusalem Georgian text.--Postscript: Mr. Graves, Mr. Podro, and the Kashmir Shrine.
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Bibliography: pages 125-128.
From Bodhisattva to Saint Josaphat: the metamorphosis of a legend.--The wisdom of Balahvar, translated from the old Georgian version.--Further fables of Balahvar, translated from the Jerusalem Georgian text.--Postscript: Mr. Graves, Mr. Podro, and the Kashmir Shrine.