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|| 12 For the marked Buddhist orientation of the pothi form in Central Asia, see for example Pinault in this volume. 13 For a recent attempt, see Ciotti 2021. 14 See Baums and Panarut in this volume, respectively. 15 About the interrelation between manuscript and woodblock prints in pothi forms, see Ciotti 2021, 879-880 and the relevant bibliography quoted there. || 21 See, for instance, Schnake and van der Meij in this volume. 22 See, for instance, Franceschini and van der Meij in this volume. 23 See, for instance, Wangchuk in this volume. 24 See Ciotti in this volume. 25 On the broad concept of 'copying manuscripts', cf. Brita et al. 2020. For a case of differences between scribal colophons and authorial colophons, see Formigatti in this volume. 26 See, for example, Pinault and Wangchuk in this volume. This volume stems from the workshop entitled 'The Syntax of South, Southeast and Central Asian Colophons: A First Step Towards a Comparative and Historical Study of Manuscripts in the Pothi Format' that was held at the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC) in Hamburg on 11-13 October 2018, and which was sponsored by the ERC project 'NETamil' (for this we thank Eva Wild
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- Author
- Oskar von Hinüber
- Publisher
- Brill
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)