Dharmakirti—called by some the "Hindu Kant"—has been adjudged to bbe one of the cleverest philosophers of Hindustan's "golden age." His angina sanskrit works, written on palm leaves, were carried to Tibet from India 1,000 years ago. Another Buddhist thinker, Prajna Karajupto, has. been linked with Dharmakirti Im the critics' esteem. Scholars ha been able to "assess Dharmakirt value from Chinese translations of his yana has lately sent word to Patna That as the result of his recent explorations in Tibet he has been able' fo secure from a Tibetan-monastery ait the lost works of Prajaa Kara-Jupto and Dharmakirti. The Research Society of Bihar which has been jeollaborating with the monk Rabula promises to publish the recovered documents in translation through its
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