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Chinese popular prints of gods and talismans protecting a house from the collection of academician V. M. Alekseev in the state museum of the history of religions. / Zavidovskaya, E.; Teryukova, E.

в: Manuscripta Orientalia, Том 22, № 2, 01.12.2016, стр. 29-49.

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Harvard

Zavidovskaya, E & Teryukova, E 2016, 'Chinese popular prints of gods and talismans protecting a house from the collection of academician V. M. Alekseev in the state museum of the history of religions', Manuscripta Orientalia, Том. 22, № 2, стр. 29-49.

APA

Zavidovskaya, E., & Teryukova, E. (2016). Chinese popular prints of gods and talismans protecting a house from the collection of academician V. M. Alekseev in the state museum of the history of religions. Manuscripta Orientalia, 22(2), 29-49.

Vancouver

Zavidovskaya E, Teryukova E. Chinese popular prints of gods and talismans protecting a house from the collection of academician V. M. Alekseev in the state museum of the history of religions. Manuscripta Orientalia. 2016 Дек. 1;22(2):29-49.

Author

Zavidovskaya, E. ; Teryukova, E. / Chinese popular prints of gods and talismans protecting a house from the collection of academician V. M. Alekseev in the state museum of the history of religions. в: Manuscripta Orientalia. 2016 ; Том 22, № 2. стр. 29-49.

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