The Dhammapada
For 2,500 years, The Dhammapada has been an essential Buddhist classic. Translated by Ananda Maitreya, the 100-year-old elder of Sri Lankan Buddhism.
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For 2,500 years, The Dhammapada has been an essential Buddhist classic.
Translated by Ananda Maitreya, the 100-year-old elder of Sri Lankan Buddhism.
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| Weight | 0.19 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6.000 × 3.750 × 0.500 in |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 114 |
| Trim Size | 6.000" x 3.750" |
| ISBN | 9780938077879 |
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