Image of Oppure. 8210/p.2 Sezione da 'The Diamond Sutra ', 868 (inchiostro by Chinese School, (9th century)

First Printed Book – Diamond Sutra – 868 a.d. – Beezone Library

Image of Or. 8210/P.2 Diamond Sutra of 868 AD by Chinese School, (9th century)

The Diamond Sutra, the Earliest Surviving Dated Complete Printed Book : History of Information

The Diamond Sutra, 868 A.D. /Nbuddha Addressing The Aged Disciple, Subhuti, In A Chinese Translation Of The Sanskrit Buddhist Work 'Vajracchedika

The Diamond Sutra 868 AD Nbuddha Addressing The Aged Disciple Subhuti In A Chinese Translation Of The Sanskrit Buddhist Work Vajracchedika Prajna

Diamond Sutra, First Printed Book on 11 May 868 CE - History

Diamond sutra 868 ad hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Diamond sutra book hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Diamond sutra book hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

File:Diamond Sutra of 868 AD - The Diamond Sutra (868), frontispiece and text - BL Or. 8210-P.2.jpg - Wikipedia

This Day in History (11-May-868) – A manuscript of the Diamond Sutra is printed in China, the oldest confirmed printing date in the world – This Day in History

Diamond Sutra of 868 AD. The image depicts the frontispiece to the earliest complete block printed ‘book’ found up to now which contains a date, the Chinese translation of the Buddhist text

Diamond sutra book hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Diamond Sutra, earliest known Chinese printed book, AD 868, held at the British Library.

Image of Oppure. 8210/p.2 Sezione da 'The Diamond Sutra ', 868 (inchiostro by Chinese School, (9th century)

First Printed Book – Diamond Sutra – 868 a.d. – Beezone Library