A History of Indian Literature v2.c19.s6.t4.66
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¹ Most of the Chinese translations bear titles, to which "Amitāyus-Sūtra" or "Amita-āyuṣa-vyūha" would correspond in the Sanskrit. *Cf.* Sukhāvatī-Vyūha ed. Anec, dota Oxoniensia, p. iv ff.; B. Nanjio, Catalogue, Nos. 23 (5), 25-27, 199, 200, 863; *Forke*, Kat. des Pekinger Tripiṭaka, Nos. 42, 429 f., 562, 635, 639 and p. 179; and *Bagchi* I, 24, 76 f., 192, 287. In the Tibetan Kanjur the title Amitābha-vyūha appears as well as Sukhāvatī-vyūha, s. *Csoma de Kőrös* in AMG II, 214, 243, 245.