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“Peacocks under the Jewel-tree − New hypotheses on the Manichaean painting of Bezeklik (Cave 38).” Journal of Inner Asian Art and Archaeology 4 (2011) 135–148.

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“Buddhist Monsters in the Chinese Manichaean Hymnscroll and the Pumen chapter of the Lotus sūtra.” The Eastern Buddhist 44 (2014) 27–76.

“The Iconographical Affiliation and the Religious Message of the Judgment Scene in the Chinese Cosmology Painting.” In: Zhang Xiaogui 张小贵 (chief editor)，Wang Yuanyuan 王媛媛 and Yin Xiaoping 殷小平 (eds.) 2015. San yi jiao yanjiu –– Lin Wushu jiaoshou guxi jinian wenji 三夷教研究——林悟殊教授古稀纪念文集 (Researches on the Three Foreign Religions ––Papers in Honour for Prof. Lin Wushu on His 70th Birthday.) Lanzhou: Lanzhou Daxue Chubanshe (Ou-Ya lishi wenhua wenku 欧亚历史文化文库》[Treasures of Eurasian History and Culture]), 77–161.

“The Manichaean ‘New Paradise’ in Text and Image.” Crossroads 13 (2016) 27–113.

“Near Eastern Angels in Chinese Manichaean Texts.” Orientierungen / Zeitschrift zur Kultur Asiens 30 (2018 [2019]) 43–71.

“The Qing Corpus of Manichaean Texts from Fujian.” Ming Qing Studies 2020: 85–126.

“Zarathuštra in the Chinese Manichaean Manuscripts from Fujian.” Quaderni di Studi Indo-Mediterranei XII (2019 [2021]): 135–171.