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Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies | A Recognised Independent Centre of the University of Oxford

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Nature and the Environment in Early Buddhism

by Bhante S. Dhammika

This text is presented as a supplement to Volume 6 of the Journal of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies

Nature and the Environment in Early Buddhism

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