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³ The same two texts also occur in the Chinese Tipiṭaka, while the Suttanipāta as a whole has not been translated into Chinese. For this, see *M. Anesaki* in JPTS 1906-7, p. 50f.; Le Muséon, N. S., VII, 1906, p. 33 ff., and Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan, XXXV, 1908, part 3, p. 8 ff. Fragments of an Arthavargīya-Sūtra in Sanskrit have been discovered in Central Asia, s. A. F. R. Hoernle, JRAS 1916, 709 ff.