諸阿闍梨真言密教部類總錄 2.62

2.62

Rite for Making Offerings to the Twelve Devas, 1 fascicle (Nin);
Ritual Rules for Presenting Offerings to the Devas of the Eight Directions, 1 fascicle (Nin);
Rite for Making Offerings to the World-Protecting Devas, 1 fascicle (Faquan, Ei; personal note: the rite for making offerings to the gods of the four gates in the Garbhadhātu abhiṣeka comes from the "Commentary on the Chapter on Complete Conditions" in the Mahāvairocana Sūtra; the rite for making offerings to the one hundred and twelve devas of the Garbhadhātu comes from the "Commentary on the Chapter on the Secret Maṇḍala" in the Mahāvairocana Sūtra; the rite for making offerings to the gods of the eight directions in the Vajradhātu abhiṣeka comes from the Abridged Sūtra; the rite for making offerings to the twelve devas of the Vajradhātu comes from the homa ritual manuals; the rite for making offerings to devas and gods in the Susiddhi comes from the Subāhu and the Abhiṣeka Sūtra; the rite for making offerings to the gods of the ten directions comes from the Amoghapāśa Sūtra);
Great Abhiṣeka Sūtra, 12 fascicles (some without the word "Great"; the catalogue says 9 fascicles, uncertain; Zhenyuan, Yuanjue lacks notes, Sanskrit-Chinese);
Commentary on the Abhiṣeka Sūtra, 2 fascicles (recorded in the Sanskrit-Chinese Mahāyāna commentaries);
Maniratna Sūtra, 1 fascicle (also called Maniratna Divine Dhāraṇī Sūtra; Zhenyuan, Yuanjue lacks notes, Sanskrit-Chinese);
Divine Dhāraṇī Sūtra Spoken by the Magician Bhadra, 1 fascicle (the catalogue says "the magician" without the characters "spoken by"; some write the character ba 跋 or say Ba-tuo; an ancient catalogue calls it the Magician King Bhadra Sūtra; Zhenyuan, Yuanjue lacks notes, Sanskrit-Chinese);
Rite for the Unrestricted Feast of the Underworld, 1 fascicle (Chō);
Text for the Unrestricted Feast of the Underworld, 1 fascicle (extra to Chin's catalogue);
Rites for Offerings to the Fifty Devas and Offerings to the Eighty Devas, 1 fascicle (extra to Chin's catalogue);
Amṛta Dhāraṇī, 1 copy (Nin);
Sumeru King Mantra, 1 copy (Nin);
Siddham-Script Mantra for Inviting Devas and Nāgas, 1 copy (Nin);
Siddham-Script Mantra for Sending Off Devas and Nāgas, 1 copy (Nin).