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¹ Edited by *Kenjiu Kasawara, Max Müller* and *H. Wenzel* (Anecdota Oxoniensia Aryan Series, Vol. I, Part 5), Oxford 1885. Half the termini of the Dharma-Saṃgraha are also to be found in the *Dharma-Śarīra-Sūtra*, a block-print of which was brought from Idikucchari by *Grünwedel* and published by *H. Stönner* (SBA 1904, p. 1282 ff.). The Dharma-Saṃgraha has much in common with the Buddhist lexicon Mahā-Vyutpatti (edited by *J. P. Minayeff* in Bibl. Buddhica XIII, 1911), the period and author of which are entirely unknown. As Kaniṣka and Aśvaghoṣa are mentioned, and as allusions to Greek astrology occur in the Mahā-Vyutpatti, the work cannot be earlier than the 3rd or 4th century A.D.; s. *F. W. Thomas* in Ind. Hist. Qu. II, 1926, 501 ff.