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The archives of academician V. M. Alekseev from the collection of the State Museum of the History of Religion as a source for the study of popular religious beliefs in late imperial China. / Teryukova, E.; Zavidovskaya, E.

в: Manuscripta Orientalia, Том 23, № 1, 01.06.2017, стр. 61-70.

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Teryukova, E & Zavidovskaya, E 2017, 'The archives of academician V. M. Alekseev from the collection of the State Museum of the History of Religion as a source for the study of popular religious beliefs in late imperial China', Manuscripta Orientalia, Том. 23, № 1, стр. 61-70.

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Teryukova, E., & Zavidovskaya, E. (2017). The archives of academician V. M. Alekseev from the collection of the State Museum of the History of Religion as a source for the study of popular religious beliefs in late imperial China. Manuscripta Orientalia, 23(1), 61-70.

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Teryukova E, Zavidovskaya E. The archives of academician V. M. Alekseev from the collection of the State Museum of the History of Religion as a source for the study of popular religious beliefs in late imperial China. Manuscripta Orientalia. 2017 Июнь 1;23(1):61-70.

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Teryukova, E. ; Zavidovskaya, E. / The archives of academician V. M. Alekseev from the collection of the State Museum of the History of Religion as a source for the study of popular religious beliefs in late imperial China. в: Manuscripta Orientalia. 2017 ; Том 23, № 1. стр. 61-70.

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