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Gemmell, W.
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PersonType Category:Translators
FirstName / namefirst William
LastName / namelast Gemmell
MainNamePhon William Gemmell
SortName Gemmell, William
bio William Gemmell's translation of The Diamond Sutra, first published in 1912, was one of the first books to introduce general readers in the West to Buddhism. It still stands as a refreshing, easy-to-understand look at an ancient and enduring tradition.
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