Bud. Skt. 15th part of Yogācārabhūmiśāstra; on the spiritual and mental development of a Bodhisattva supposed to have been revealed by Maitreya to Asaṅga. See Wint., HIL. II. pp. 354-55.

Cambr. Uni. Bud. p. 191. Cordier III. p. 379. JBORS. XXIV. iv. p. 145. Nepal II. p. 114.

For a detailed note on the work see Cambr. Uni. Bud. pp. 192-96. Wint., HIL. II. pp. 354-5.

For an interpretation of a few technical terms see Unrai Wogihara, ZDMG. 58 (1904) 451-54.

Ptd. (1) ed. with Daśabhūmikāsūtra. by Johannes Rahder, Paris 1926. (2) ed. by Unrai Wogihara, Tokyo, 1930-6. (3) with German transl. by Ernst Leumann. Studia Indo-Iranica, Leipzig, 1931. [Page113-a]

Transl. English: Bendall and Vallee Poussin Lowelle, Cambridge, 1882. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 174-75.

--C. Vṛtti by Guṇaprabhā (preceptor of King Harṣavardhanaśīlāditya of Thanesar (606 to 648 A. D.)). Cordier III. p. 381.

--C. by Sāgaramegha. Cordier III. p. 382.

Bud. by Jinaputra alias Rājaputra probably Yaśomitra. Cordier III. p. 381.

Bud. by Guṇaprabha (preceptor of king Harṣavardhana Śīlādītya of Thanesar (606-648 A. D.)). Cordier III. p. 381.

Bud. by Dīpaṅkarajñāna. Cordier III. pp. 328. 337.

Bud. by Śākyaśrībhadra of Kashmir. Cordier III. p. 334.

Q. by Nāgārjuna in his Prajñāpāramitāśāstra; title restored by R. Kimura. See IHQ. III. p. 414.

See Catuśśataka, NCC. VI. p. 333b.

--Ṣaḍaṅgayoganāma. Bud. Cordier II. p. 19.

or Bodhyāpattideśanā. Bud. by Jetāri. Cordier III. p. 368.

Bud. by Abhayākaragupta. Cordier III. p. 333. [Page113-b]

Bud. by Candragomin. Cordier III. p. 391.

Bud. by Bodhibhadra. Cordier III. p. 391.

For Tibetan transl. by Kṣemagagana see Comp. Cat. of Tib. Bud. Canons no. 4083.

Bud. by Bodhibhadra. Cordier III. pp. 332. 342.

For Tibetan transl. by Puṇyaśrīmitra see Comp. Cat. of Tib. Bud. Canons no. 4491.

Bud. by Dīpaṅkarajñāna. Cordier III. pp. 329. 339.

Bud. IO. 7808 (2). 7809 (noticed as Bodhisattvatārāślokāḥ).

AR. XX. p. 578.

or Avadānakalpalatā or Bauddhāvadānakalpalatā Bud. 107 legends by Kṣemendra. Intro. and 108th legend added by his son Somendra. See Wint., HIL. II. pp. 293-4.

For a short note on the work see H. M. Vidyabhushan, J. of Bud. Text Soc. of India I. iii. 1893, p. 40.

AS. pp. 251. 252 (both Uttarabhāga). Cabaton I. 8. Cambr. Uni. Bud. pp. 18 (inc.). 41 (inc.). Cordier III. pp. 419-21. Cranganore Palace II. 322-30 (vols. I-IX).

Ptd. (1) with Tibetan version. 2 Vols. Bib. Ind. 124. 1888-1918. (2) the 3rd pallava only; with a modern [Page114-a] Skt. C. and English transl. Nagpur, 1908.

Transl.: English: Legends and Miracles of Buddha. by Nobin Chandra Das. pt. I. Calcutta, 1893. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 484.

AS. p. 252.

Bud. by Āryaśūra.

See Jātakamālā, NCC. VII. p. 222.

Bud. Kanjur Kyoto 369. Cf. Nanjio 318-320.

Bud.

--Krodhabhayanāśinīhomavidhi. Cordier III. p. 226.

Bud. A translation into Chinese is attributed to Kumārajīva.

See JA. 219 (July-Dec. 1931) table opposite to p. 153.

A basic text of the Iendai Sect of Buddhism in Japan.

See Levi, BMFJ. I. i. 28.

pupil of Gīrvāṇendra sarasvatī.

--Advaitabhūṣaṇa, an abridgement of Pañcapādikāvivaraṇa similar to Vivaraṇaprameyasaṅgraha. See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 130b.

Addl. mss.:

Mysore N. D. XI. 37300. 37301. Extr. p. 12. 37302.

--C. Bhāvaprakāśa on Ātmabodha of Śaṅkarācārya. TD. 7174. [Page114-b]

--C. Tātparyadīpikā on Vedāntabhūṣaṇa. Mad. Uni. R. A. S. 161. PUL. II. p. 65.

pupil of Viśvādhikasarasvatī; a devotee of Rāma.

--Nāmāmṛtarasāyana. Ptd. See NCC. X. p. 50a.

Addl. ms.:

Mysore N. D. XI. 37848.

--Nāmāmṛtarasodaya or Bhagavanº. See NCC. X. p. 50b.

Addl. mss.:

Baroda II. 9821. 9825.

Ptd. in Grantha script. Śāradāvilāsa Press. Kumbakonam, 1928. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938. p. 353.

--Hariharabhedadhikkāra. Adyar D. IX. 1308.

--Hariharādvaitabhūṣaṇa. Adyar D. IX. 1309. MT. 35 (a).

--C. on the above. MT. 35 (b).

Ptd. Madras Govt. Ori. Mss. Lib. Ser. 25. (1954).