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The bibliography cites the edition prepared by Rajendralala Mitra for the ''Bibliotheca Indica'' (Calcutta, 1877). {{ctd-source|BCW|4|654}}.
The bibliography cites the edition prepared by Rajendralala Mitra for the ''Bibliotheca Indica'' (Calcutta, 1877). {{ctd-source|BCW|4|654}}.
Zirkoff lists R. Mitra’s edition and translations in ''Bibliotheca Indica'', including the Calcutta edition of 1877. {{ctd-source|BCW|5|365}}.
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Lalitavistara
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Sanskrit biography of the Buddha emphasizing the legendary aspects of his life. De Zirkoff lists R. Mitra's translation in Bibliotheca Indica, New Series, volume 90. (BCW 3:513).

The bibliography cites the edition prepared by Rajendralala Mitra for the Bibliotheca Indica (Calcutta, 1877). (BCW 4:654).

Zirkoff lists R. Mitra’s edition and translations in Bibliotheca Indica, including the Calcutta edition of 1877. (BCW 5:365).


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