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A Hungarian, Alexander Csoma de Koros (2327-2392/ 1784-1849), through his works in the field of Tibetan studies, was,regarded as the inaugurator of Buddhist studies in the West.
The Devoted Efforts of German Scholars and German Buddhists by Saronkorn Seuyouyong / Philosophy and religion community
18) Of Wittenberg's inaugurator of Protestantism, Montaigne says: "I have observed in Germany that Luther has left behind him as many schisms and dissensions concerning the uncertainties in his beliefs as he raised about the Holy Scriptures.
The uses of interpretation in Hamlet by Croxford, Leslie / Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics
First, it affirms God as the Inaugurator of time and space and thus as Author of history and Controller of the cosmos.
"Worthy is Christ": a modern hymn and its apocalyptic pedigree by Elliott, John H. / Currents in Theology and Mission
 
 
 
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