P. Y. Saeki
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(Paul) Yoshiro Saeki, (1871-1965), Japanese scholar of religion and law, was consulted on the rebuilding of Hiroshima after the atomic bomb blast of August 6, 1945. He advised rebuilding the city as a relatively small and well-planned space.
A partial bibliography of his works as listed in the Library of Congress would include:
- Keikyo hibun kenkyu. The Nestorian monument in China, (Place: Publisher, era 44 [1911]).
- The Nestorian Monument in China, (London: SPCK, 1916).
- The luminous religion, a study of Nestorian Christianity in China, with a translation of the inscription upon the Nestorian tablet, with Mrs. C. E. Couling, (London: Carey press, 1925).
- Roma ho koyo, 1927.
- Keikyo no kenkyu, (Tokyo: Toho Bunka Gakuin Tokyo Kenkyujo-- Hatsubaijo Bunkyudo Shoten, Showa 10 [1935]; reprinted Tokyo: Meicho Fukyukai, Showa 53 [1978 & 1980].
- Articles in the Journal of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society from 1932 to 1936.
- Shina Kirisutokyo no kenkyu, (Place: Publisher, Showa 18-24 [1943-49]) 4 vols.
- Nestorian Documents and Relics in China, (Tokyo: Toho bunkwa gakuin: The Academy of oriental culture, 1937; 2nd edition, Tokyo: Maruzen, 1951). An English language abridgement of Keikyo no kenkyu.
- Catalogue of the Nestorian literature and relics, (Tokyo: Maruzen,1950).
- Chūgoku ni okeru Keikyo suibo no rekishi, (Kyoto: Habado Enkei Doshisha Toho Bunka Koza Iinkai, Showa 30 [1955]).
- Roma-teikoku Kirisutokyo hogo kitei no kenkyu. (Place: Publisher, 1957).
- Saeki Yoshiro iko narabini den, (Place: Publisher, Showa 45 [1970]).
