Contributors: Cathy Cantwell, Ricardo Canzio, Matthew T. Kapstein, Petra Maurer, Robert Mayer, Charles Ramble, Hanna Schneider, Peter Schwieger, Jan-Ulrich Sobisch, Helmut Tauscher, Stacey Van Vleet, and Vesna A. Wallace.Matthew T. Kapstein is Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at the École Pratique des Hautes Études in Paris and Associate of the Divinity School of the University of Chicago. His many books include The Tibetans and The Tibetan Assimilation of Buddhism.

• 10. Tibetan Manuscript Kanjurs11. Tantra Collections of the "Ancient School"12. Diplomatic and Administrative Documents13. A Public Ordinance Illustrating the Application of Tibet's Criminal Law14. Seals, Fingerprints, Crosses, and Other Devices Used for Endorsing Tibetan Contracts from Mustang, Nepal, 1837–199315. Medical Culture and Manuscript Culture16. Manuscripts on Hippology and Hippiatry17. Decoding Bönpo Liturgical Manuscripts18. Divination Manuals and Almanacs19. The Tibetan Book in China20. The Tibetan Book among the Mongols21. Dorjé Sherap's Great Commentary on the Single Intention22. Codex Interruptus

These two volumes serve as both foundational texts for the field in the years to come as well as immense sources of inspiration for further inquiry into the rich history and material culture of Tibetan books.

Contributors: Cathy Cantwell, Ricardo Canzio, Matthew T. Kapstein, Petra Maurer, Robert Mayer, Charles Ramble, Hanna Schneider, Peter Schwieger, Jan-Ulrich Sobisch, Helmut Tauscher, Stacey Van Vleet, and Vesna A. Wallace.Matthew T. Kapstein is Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at the École Pratique des Hautes Études in Paris and Associate of the Divinity School of the University of Chicago. His many books include The Tibetans and The Tibetan Assimilation of Buddhism.

• 10. Tibetan Manuscript Kanjurs11. Tantra Collections of the "Ancient School"12. Diplomatic and Administrative Documents13. A Public Ordinance Illustrating the Application of Tibet's Criminal Law14. Seals, Fingerprints, Crosses, and Other Devices Used for Endorsing Tibetan Contracts from Mustang, Nepal, 1837–199315. Medical Culture and Manuscript Culture16. Manuscripts on Hippology and Hippiatry17. Decoding Bönpo Liturgical Manuscripts18. Divination Manuals and Almanacs19. The Tibetan Book in China20. The Tibetan Book among the Mongols21. Dorjé Sherap's Great Commentary on the Single Intention22. Codex Interruptus

These two volumes serve as both foundational texts for the field in the years to come as well as immense sources of inspiration for further inquiry into the rich history and material culture of Tibetan books.

Contributors: Cathy Cantwell, Ricardo Canzio, Matthew T. Kapstein, Petra Maurer, Robert Mayer, Charles Ramble, Hanna Schneider, Peter Schwieger, Jan-Ulrich Sobisch, Helmut Tauscher, Stacey Van Vleet, and Vesna A. Wallace.Matthew T. Kapstein is Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at the École Pratique des Hautes Études in Paris and Associate of the Divinity School of the University of Chicago. His many books include The Tibetans and The Tibetan Assimilation of Buddhism.

• 10. Tibetan Manuscript Kanjurs11. Tantra Collections of the "Ancient School"12. Diplomatic and Administrative Documents13. A Public Ordinance Illustrating the Application of Tibet's Criminal Law14. Seals, Fingerprints, Crosses, and Other Devices Used for Endorsing Tibetan Contracts from Mustang, Nepal, 1837–199315. Medical Culture and Manuscript Culture16. Manuscripts on Hippology and Hippiatry17. Decoding Bönpo Liturgical Manuscripts18. Divination Manuals and Almanacs19. The Tibetan Book in China20. The Tibetan Book among the Mongols21. Dorjé Sherap's Great Commentary on the Single Intention22. Codex Interruptus

These two volumes serve as both foundational texts for the field in the years to come as well as immense sources of inspiration for further inquiry into the rich history and material culture of Tibetan books.