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- Illusion Web: Locating the <i>Guhyagarbha Tantra</i> in Buddhist Intellectual History
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- The Dynasty of Bzang-la (Zangskar, West-Tibet) and Its Chronology: A Reconsideration
- <i>Sūtra</i> Commentaries in Tibetan Translation
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- The Literature of Bon
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- Text Structure and Rule Ordering in the First Tibetan Grammatical Treatise
- The Canonical <i>Tantras</i> of the New Schools
- The Development of the Human Embryo According to Tibetan Medicine: The Treatise Written for Alexander Csoma de Kőrös by Sangs-rgyas Phun-tshogs
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- Constructing Tibetan Culture: Contemporary Perspectives
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- Recreating the Rnying ma School: The <i>Mdo dbang</i> Tradition of Smin grol gling
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- Engaging the Subtle Body: Re-approaching <i>bla</i> Rituals in the Himalaya
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