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Numbers, Their Iconographic Cnsideration in Buddhist & Hindu Practices

	Numbers, Their Iconographic Cnsideration In Buddhist & Hindu Practices by Fredrick W. Bunce
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	The book highlights the true iconographic import of numbers/numerology in Hindu and Buddhist practices ---briging out, in detail, the unique properties of each iconographically significant number: ranged between `one`(1) and `lne thousand and twenty four`(1024). ISBN : 81-246-0201-8

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Numbers, Their Iconographic Cnsideration In Buddhist & Hindu Practices

by Fredrick W. Bunce