A History of Indian Literature v2.c27.13

v2.c27.13

P. 39, L. 13, read *Nirvāṇa.* P. 41 notes, L. 6, read *Mahā-Parinirvāṇa-Sūtra,* *see* *Carlo.* To p. 42, L. 10: *Cf.* Friedrich Weller, Der chinesische Dharmasaṃgraha. Mit einem Anhang über das Lakkhaṇasuttanta des Dīghanikāya, Leipzig 1923. P. 48, L. 22, read *reins* for *reigns.* To p. 53, L. 3: An enlarged version of Majjhimanikāya No. 135 (Cūḷa-Kammavibhaṅga) which also exists in the Chinese Madhyama-Āgama and in two other Chinese recensions, is the Mahā-Karmavibhaṅga, discovered by S. *Lévi* in a Nepalese MS. See Annual Bibliography of Indian Archaeology for the Year 1929 (Leyden, Kern Institute, 1931), p. 1 ff. P. 53 note 2, L. 3, read *Bhābrū.* P. 54 note 1, L. 4, after 1925 add : *and Vol. I, 1930.* P. 59, L. 17, read *when I was she.* P. 78 note 2, add : On the relative date of the text cf. B. Ch. *Law* in Ann. Bh. Inst. 12, 1931, p. 176 f. P. 80 note 2, L. 5, read *L. von Schroeder.* ,, ,, , L. 8, read *GSĀI* for *JSAI.* P. 94, L. 7 from below, read *Vāseṭṭha-Sutta.* P. 98 note 3, add : See also Bimala Churn *Law* in Ann. Bh. Inst. 12, 1931, 173 ff. P. 116 note 3, L. 6 from below, read *Franke in Bezz. Beitr.*—At the end of the note add : See also Gokuldās *De* in Calcutta Review, June 1929, 265 ff.; August 1929, 246 ff. ; Jan. 1930, 78 ff. ; July 1930, 65 ff. ; Feb. 1931, 278 ff. P. 118 notes, L. 11, add : See *Winternitz* in Ind. Hist. Qu. 4, 1928, 1 ff. P. 119, L. 6, read *tally* for *tallies.* P. 120 note 2, add : and Oct. 1927, p. 56 ff. ; cf. J. Ph. *Vogel* in JRAS 1927, p. 592 ff. ; Gokuldās *De,* "Bharhut Jātakas" in a New Light, in Calc. Rev., August 1929, p. 246 ff.