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¹ Cf. F. Max Müller in SBE, Vol. 10 (I), p. xxxi note; J. *Edkins* in JRAS 1881, p. 66 ff.; R. *Kimura*, in JDL 4, 1921, 188 f. note, and Historical Study of the Terms Hīnayāna and Mahāyāna, p. 94 note. The Hīnayāna includes the translation of Po-fâ-tsu (290-306 A.D.) and that of Fa-hien (between 317 and 420 A.D.); translated into Italian, after the last-named, by Carlo *Puini* in GSAI 21, 1908, p. 59 ff.; 22, 1909, p. 1 ff. The earliest Vaipulya-Parinirvāṇa-Sūtra was translated into Chinese by Dharmarakṣa (between 205 and 316 A.D.). Specimens of it are given by S. *Beal* in Ind. Ant. 5, 1876, p. 222 ff. and SBE Vol. 19, p. 365 ff.