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佛教大學研究紀要

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【冊子版】ISSN : 05250277 , NCID : AN00218975 継続前誌 : 佛教大學學報 / 佛教大学学会

継続後誌 : 文学部論集 / 佛教大学学会 [編] 編輯後記

佛教大學研究紀要 ( 32 ) 1956年10月10日

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隆堯法印編の黑谷上人御法語について

On "The Sayings of Kurodani-Shonin, "(黒谷上人) compiled by Ryugyo-Hoin(隆堯法印). 惠谷隆戒

佛教大學研究紀要 ( 32 ) 1956年10月10日

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勝鬘経の研究 : 特に如来蔵思想を中心として

A Study of Srimala-simha-nada-sutra : with the Tathagata Gharva in the center 香川孝雄

佛教大學研究紀要 ( 32 ) 1956年10月10日

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中世の氏寺から近世の菩提寺へ : 奥丹波天寧禅寺 第一回調査報告

From the family temples in the Middle Ages to those of parishoners in Modern Times. : the first repots to Tennei-Zenji in Tanba.

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