or Aṭṭhakathā. Bud. name of C. in Simhalese on Piṭakas. See Wint. HIL. Vol. II. p. 179.

discourse on the miracles of Buddha, comparatively of later period. See Wint. HIL. Vol. II. p. 41.

alias Ahobilamuni.

-Īśānastuti or ^ºstotra. See under the text.

Addl. mss.:

Mysore N. D. VII. B. 22462. 22463. Extr. pp. 52-53.

BHU. 8867.

Bud. Pāli. Jataka no. 546. from Khuddakanikāya of Suttapiṭaka. Fausboll VI. 546.

See Wint. HIL. Vol. II. p. 133; also S. N. Dasgupta, HSL., Classical Period, Vol. I. p. 369 (fr.).

Ptd. Rangoon, 1905-07. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 1058. 1397.

by Buddhaghoṣa.

Ptd. in Pāli and then in a Burmese interpretation. Rangoon, 1905-07. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 188. 1058. 1397.

from Rudrayāmala. Ranbir III. p. 1144.

BISM. Nasik Patawardhan 422.

a disciple of Buddha, proclaimed to [Page19-1b] be the best expounder of the words of the Buddha.

See Egaku Macda, The place of Mahākacchāna in the History of Early Buddhist Mission (in Japanese), J. of Ind. and Bud. Studies, Tokyo, III (1954-55) 648-51.

-Nettiprakaraṇa; the earliest work which offers connected treatment of the whole teaching of Buddha. See under the text.

-Peṭakopadeśa; an instruction to the students of Piṭakas. See under the text.

See Wint. HIL. II. p. 178.

one of the texts mentioned in the list found in an inscription at Pagan dated 1442 A. D.

See “Pāli Tracts in Inscriptions” in the J. Myth. Soc. XXII, p. 411.

Cf. previous entry.

q. by Narasiṃha in Tārābhaktisudhārṇava, IO. 2596; by Viṭṭhaladīkṣita in his Maṇḍapakuṇḍasiddhi, BBRAS. 426; by Raghunandana in Devapratiṣṭhātattva; by Gīrvāṇendra Sarasvatī in his Prapañcasārasārasaṅgraha, TSS. 98. p. 446.

See under Kapilapañcarātra.

Bud. Pāli. story of Mahākappina Thera. Colombo D. I. 1112.

Bud. Pāli. See under Mahākarmavibhaṅga. [Page19-2a]

Bud.

-Tārāmaṇḍalavidhi. Cordier III. p. 74.

Bud. q. in the Śikṣāsamuccaya of Śāntideva, see Cambr. Uni. Bud. p. 107.

Tib. transl. in the Kandjour by Jinamitra and Śīlendrabodhi; belongs to Sūtrānta. AMG. II. p. 239. AR. XX. pp. 433. 436. Kanjur Kyoto 779-80. 792. Nanjio 117. Sendai 111.

-French transl. from Tib. Kandjour. AMG. V. 153-75.

See Wint. HIL. Vol. II. p. 11fn.

Bud. by Vimala. Cordier III. p. 152.

or Ṣaṭkhaṇḍāgama composed partly by Puṣpadanta and partly by Bhūtabali.

-C. Dhavala by Vīrasena in three languages (Skt., Pkt., and Kan.).

See Jinaratnakośa, pp. 197b. 303b.

also known as Karmavipāka, but diff. from Karmavipāka of Viśveśvarabhaṭṭa; from Mahārṇavapurāṇa. VRI. III. 7410. Extr. p. 508. WIHM. II. 1225.

Bud. Bṛhatsūcī, Nepal VII. ii. p. 105 (inc.). National Libr. Nepal I. p. 65.

See Mahāko et ko upadeśa, ZDMG. XII. 1933. [Page19-2b]

Ptd. (1) Ed. with parallel versions in Skt., Pkt., Pāli, Tibetan, Chinese and Koutcheen, by Sylvain Levi: Mahākarmavibhaṅga et Karmavibhaṅgopadeśa, Paris, 1932. (2) Mahāyānasūtrasaṅgraha Pt. I. pp. 177-208, Buddhist Skt. Texts 17, Darbhanga, 1961.

-French Transl. from Tib. Kandjour. AMG. V. 503-13.

q. by Ādyānandana in his Kulamukti Kallolinī (tantra), RASB. VIII. A. 6308.

tantra. q. by the son of Vaijnātha in Rudrapradīpikā, RASB. II. 1094.

Tirupati (RSVP). 2550 (inc.).

-from Mantrakalpalatā. SB. New DC. VI. ii. 87009 (inc.; ^ºvidyā).

-Kautukacintāmaṇi from. TD. XX. Sup. 386.

-Mahākālakavaca from. WIHM. II. 1843-44.

by Vidvaccakravarti Cūḍāmaṇi. Mysore III. p. 18.

dh. BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 59/3.

one of the divisions according to the Rāṇāyanīya recension of Sv. listed in Caraṇavyūha. See TD. 1763.