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Chest, 1987
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Yernault, Jean Claude +2 more
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Yernault, Jean Claude +2 more
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Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1983
In current Tibetan Nepal is Bal-po, Bal-po'i yul or Bal-yul. Bal-yul is found in early MSS from Tun-huang: in Choix de documents tibétains conservés à la Bibliothéque Nationals, Pelliot Tibétain (Pell T.), no. 44, mentions Padmasambhava in Bal-yul which may reasonably be seen as Nepal; Bal-yul is named also in Pell T.
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In current Tibetan Nepal is Bal-po, Bal-po'i yul or Bal-yul. Bal-yul is found in early MSS from Tun-huang: in Choix de documents tibétains conservés à la Bibliothéque Nationals, Pelliot Tibétain (Pell T.), no. 44, mentions Padmasambhava in Bal-yul which may reasonably be seen as Nepal; Bal-yul is named also in Pell T.
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Le gallo-roman bal-ma, le cornique bal, le breton Bal et l'irlandais bal-bale
Comptes-rendus des séances de l année - Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres, 1921Loth Joseph. Le gallo-roman bal-ma, le cornique bal, le breton Bal et l'irlandais bal-bale. In: Comptes rendus des séances de l'Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres, 65ᵉ année, N. 2, 1921. pp. 110-111.
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BAL biomarkers’ panel for differential diagnosis of interstitial lung diseases
Clinical and Experimental Medicine (Testo stampato), 2020M. D'alessandro +9 more
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Environmental Ethics, 1997
The talmudic law bal tashchit (”do not destroy”) is the predominant Jewish precept cited in contemporary Jewish writings on the environment. I provide an extensive survey of the roots and differing interpretations of the precept from within the tradition.
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The talmudic law bal tashchit (”do not destroy”) is the predominant Jewish precept cited in contemporary Jewish writings on the environment. I provide an extensive survey of the roots and differing interpretations of the precept from within the tradition.
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