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Bibliographical Sources

for Buddhist Studies from the Viewpoint of Buddhist Philology Yas uhiro Sueki

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uhiro Sueki, ICPBS Buddhist Bibliography Project , 2019

Version 2.5: Updated on 3rd October 2019

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Contents

Preface

Notes

Abbreviations

New Additions

A. Buddhist Texts in General

B. Sanskrit Buddhist Texts

B1. Collections

B1.1. Generalia

B1.2. Catalogue References

B1.2.1. Nepalese Manuscripts

B1.2.1.1. Asha Saphu Kuti (Asha Archives), Kathmandu

B1.2.1.2. Asiatic Society, Mumbai

B1.2.1.3. Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris

B1.2.1.4. Bodleian Library, Oxford

B1.2.1.5. Cambridge University Library, Cambridge

B1.2.1.6. Durbar Library and National Archives, Kathmandu

B1.2.1.7. Indian Museum, Kolkata

B1.2.1.8.

Institute of Oriental Manuscripts, Russian Academy of Sciences, St.

Petersburg

B1.2.1.9. Kaiser and Raj Collections, Kathmandu

B1.2.1.10. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles B1.2.1.11. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York B1.2.1.12. Oriental Institute, the M. S. University of Baroda, Vadodara B1.2.1.14. School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, London

B1.2.1.15. Sylvain Lévi Collection

B1.2.1.16.

B1.2.1.17. Toyo Bunko (ᮾὒᩥᗜ), Tokyo B1.2.1.18. University of Tokyo (¾¿±Û), Tokyo

B1.2.1.19. Hodgson Collections

B1.2.1.20. Kamiya Collection

B1.2.1.21. Minaev Collection

B1.2.1.22. Nepal-German Manuscript Cataloguing Project

B1.2.1.23. Werner Jacobsen Collection

B1.2.1.24. Sanskrit Manuscripts in Tibet

B1.2.1.24.1. ӜkӴ

B1.2.1.24.3. Tucci Collection

B1.2.2. Gilgit Manuscripts

B1.2.3. Central Asian Manuscripts

B1.2.3.1. St. Petersburg Collections

B1.2.3.1.1. Petrovsky Collection

B1.2.3.1.2. Malov Collection

B1.2.3.1.3. Kozlov Collections

B1.2.3.1.4. Merv Manuscripts

B1.2.3.2. Pelliot Collection

B1.2.3.3. British Library Collections

B1.2.3.3.1. Stein Collection

B1.2.3.3.2. Hoernle Collection

B1.2.3.4. Otani Collection (኱㇂ࢥࣞࢡࢩࣙࣥ)

B1.2.3.5. Mannerheim Collection

B1.2.3.6. Huntington Collection

B1.2.3.7. Crosby Collection

B1.2.3.9. Collections in China

B1.2.3.9.1. National Library of China (p\\Wi9), Peking

B1.2.3.9.2.

Arthur M. Sackler Museum of Art and Archaeology, Peking University,

Peking

B1.2.3.9.3. Dunhuang Academy (ᩔ↥◊✲㝔), Gansu

B1.2.3.10. Turfan Collections

B1.2.3.10.1. Berlin Collection

B1.2.3.10.1.1. Spitzer Manuscript

B1.2.3.10.2. Istanbul University Library Collection, Istanbul

B1.2.4.

B1.2.4.1. British Library Collection

B1.2.4.2. The Senior Collection

B1.2.4.3. The Schøyen Collection

B1.2.4.4. The Bajaur Collection

B1.2.4.5. The Split Collection

B1.2.4.6. Library of Congress Collection

B1.2.4.7. Collections in Japan

B1.2.4.7.1. The Hirayama Ikuo (¹£4sµ) Collection

B1.2.4.8. University of Sydney Collection

B1.2.5. Buddhist Sanskrit Manuscript Fragments and Traditional Studies in Japan

B1.2.6. Miscellaneous

B2. General Works

B2.1. E-Texts

B3. Specific Works

B3.1. Early Buddhist Texts

B3.1.1. Vinaya Texts

B3.1.1.1. Vinayavastu or Vinayavastv-

B3.1.2. Buddhist Narrative Texts

B3.1.2.1. Lalitavistara

B3.1.2.2. -

B3.1.2.3.

B3.2.

B3.2.1.

B3.2.1.1. *-

B3.2.1.2. -ĥ

B3.2.1.2.1 Chinese Version

B3.2.1.2.2 Tibetan Version

B3.2.1.3. -ratnaguӠasaӜ

B3.2.1.4. -hӴdaya-ĥ

B3.2.1.4.1. Chinese Version

B3.2.1.4.2. Tibetan Version

B3.2.1.5. ĕ-ĥ

B3.2.1.6. ĕ-ĥ

B3.2.1.7. AӼԆ-ĥ

B3.2.1.7.1. Tibetan Version

B3.2.1.7.2. Mongolian Version

B3.2.2. SaddharmapuӠҦa-ĥ

B3.2.2.1. Mongolian Version

B3.2.2.2. Chinese Version

B3.2.2.3. Xixia Version

B3.2.3. ĕ-snjtra

B3.2.3.1. Chinese Version

B3.2.3.2. Xixia Version

B3.2.4. Ӝsaka-snjtra

B3.2.4.1. ĕĥ-snjtra

B3.2.4.2. -praӠ

B3.2.5. ĥԆa

B3.2.5.1. Bodhisattva-piԆaka

B3.2.5.2. ĕ

B3.2.5.3. ĕ-ĥ

B3.2.5.4. ĥ

B3.2.5.4.2. ĥ-snjtra (7?:7@) Emituo jing)

B3.2.5.4.3. Guan wuliangshou jing (0{!"5Q))

B3.2.5.5. Achufoguo jing (7?6ùÖ\))

B3.2.6. Ӝ-snjtra

B3.2.6.1. Ratnaketuparivarta

B3.2.7. ĥ

B3.2.7.1. Bhadrakalpika-snjtra

B3.2.7.2. KaruӠӠҦ-snjtra

B3.2.7.3. -snjtra

B3.2.7.4. Ratnamegha-ĥ

B3.2.7.5. -snjtra

B3.2.8. Esoteric Buddhist Texts

B3.2.8.1.

B3.2.8.2. ĕĥ

B3.2.8.3. SampuԆodbhava-tantra

B3.2.8.4. Ӝbodhi-snjtra

B3.3. Abhidharma Texts

B3.3.1. ĕ

B3.3.1.1. Citations

B3.4. Madhyamaka Texts

B3.4.1.

B3.5.

B3.5.1. R

B3.5.1.1. Tibetan Commentaries

B3.5.2. SaӜĥ

B3.5.2.1. Tibetan Version

B3.5.3. ĥӜ

B3.5.4. Ӝ

B3.5.5. Abhidharmasamuccaya

B3.6. Buddhist Epistemological and Logical Texts

B3.7. Buddhist Letters

B3.8. Dates of the Buddha

B3.9. Buddhist Inscriptions

C.

C1. Collections

C1.1. Generalia

C1.2. Catalogue References

C1.2.1. Burma

C1.2.1.1. The Kuthodaw Pagoda, Mandalay

C1.2.1.2.

National Library, Yangon

C1.2.1.3. Thar-Lay (South) Monastery, Inlay Lake, Shan State

C1.2.1.4

U Pho Thi Library, Saddhammajotika Monastery, Thaton

C1.2.1.5. Yadanabon University, Mandalay

C1.2.2. Cambodia

C1.2.2.1. Vatt Phum Thmei, Kompong Cham

C1.2.3.

Canada

C1.2.4. China

C1.2.4.1.

C1.2.4.3. National Palace Museum (

C1.2.5. Denmark

C1.2.5.1

Royal Library, Copenhagen (Chiefly Rask Collection)

C1.2.6. France

C1.2.6.1.

Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris

C1.2.6.2. École Française d'Extrême-Orient, Paris

C1.2.6.3. Société Asiatique, Paris

C1.2.7. Germany

C1.2.7.1.

Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, München

C1.2.7.2. Nordsee Museum, Husum

C1.2.8. India

C1.2.8.1.

Adyar Library, Madras

C1.2.8.2. Asiatic Society, Kolkata

C1.2.8.3.

National Museum, New Delhi

C1.2.8.4. Provincial Museum, Lucknow

C1.2.9.

Ireland

C1.2.9.1. Chester Beatty Library, Dublin

C1.2.9.2.

Trinity College, Dublin

C1.2.10. Italy

C1.2.10.1

University of Naples

"L'Orientale", Naples

C1.2.11. Japan

C1.2.11.1. Nittaiji Temple (

᪥Ὀᑎ), Nagoya

C1.2.1

1.2.

C1.2.11.3. Otani University (

C1.2.11.4.

Sanneji Temple (୕఍ᑎ), Yokohama

C1.2.11.5. Toyo Bunko (

ᮾὒᩥᗜ), Tokyo

C1.2.12

Laos

C1.2.12.1. Vat Saen Sukharam, Luang Prabang

C1.2.12

.2. Vat Si Bun Hüang, Luang Prabang

C1.2.13

Nepal

C1.2.13.1. National Archives, Kathmandu

C1.2.14

The Netherlands

C1.2.14.1. Museum Volkenkunde (National Museum of Ethnology), Leiden

C1.2.15

Russia

C1.2.15.1. National Library, St. Petersburg

C1.2.15.2. Institute of Oriental Manuscripts, Russian Academy of Sciences , St.

Petersburg, St. Petersburg

C1.2.16

. Sri Lanka

C1.2.16.1.

National Museum, Colombo

C1.2.16.2. Library of Vijayasundararamaya Asgiriya, Kandy

C1.2.16.3.

Oriental Library, Kandy

C1.2.16.4. University of Peradenia, Peradenia

C1.2.16.5.

University of Kelania, Kelania

C1.2.16.6. Other Collections

C1.2.17. Sweden

C1.2.18

. Switzerland

C1.2.18.1. Bernisches Historisches Museum, Bern

C1.2.19

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