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The Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies v1: Volume 1

The Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies v1

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Contents

Volume 1

Front matter

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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF INDIAN PHILOSOPHIES

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Volume I

Bibliography

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10.Nov.2011

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KARL H. POTTER

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ABBREVIATIONS INDEX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Bibliography of Indian Philosophies

Contents:

Primary Texts and Literature About Them or Their Authors

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Part I: Listed by authors' dates Before the Christian Era - 4th c. 5th c. - 9th c. 10th c. - 14th c. 15th c. - present Part II (DU): Texts whose authors' dates are unknown Part III (ADU): Texts whose authors and dates are unknown

Literature about the Philosophical Systems and Indian Philosophy in General

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Part IV

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[AB] Ābhidharma/Theravāda [Ac] Acintyabhedābheda Vedānta [Aj] Ājīvika [AV] Advaita Vedānta [BD] Bhedābheda/Dvaitādvaita [BL] Buddhist Logic/Sautrāntika [C] Cārvāka or Lokāyata [DV] Dvaita Vedānta [G] Grammarian or Vyākarana [B] General Buddhism, especially Mahāyāna [GS] General Śaivism [H] General Hinduism [J] Jainism

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[KS] Kashmir Śaivism [MB] Madhyamaka [NV] Nyāya Vaiśeṣika [PM] Pūrva-Mīmāmsā [S] Sāmkhya [SS] Śaiva Siddhānta [SUD] Śuddhādvaita Vedānta [SV] Sarvāstivāda and Vaibhāṣika [VS] Viraśaivism [VV] Viśiṣṭādvaita Vedānta [Y] Yoga [YB] Yogācāra or Vijñānavāda

Alphabetical Indices

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Primary Texts Indexed by Titles Persons Index Topics Index Abbreviations

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CONTENTS ABBREVIATIONS INDEX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

List of Abbreviations

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a=article AAC = *Authority, Anxiety, and Canon* (ed. Laurie L. Patton). SUNY 1994 AAJ = Tara Sethia, ed., *Ahiṃsā, Anekānta and Jainism*. Delhi 2004 AandS = *Anekāntavāda and Syādvāda*. Ed. Rai Ashwini Kumar and Anil Datta Mishra. Ladnum 1996 AB (school) = Abhidharma Buddhism. (See AB section of Part IV) AB=Adyar Bulletin (Adyar, Madras) (=The Theosophist) 1 (1879) - 106 (1983) Abhinavagupta = K.C.Pandeya, *Abhinavagupta*. Second edition. ChSSt 1, 1963 ABK = *A Buddhist Kaleidoscope: Essays on the Lotus Sūtra*. Ed. Gene Reeves. Tokyo 2002 ABORI = *Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Institute* (Poona). 1 (1918) - 89 (2009) [PK101.B6] [M-10] ABS(G)B = *Amitābha-Buddha-Śrīḥ. Gems of Buddhism*. Edited by Sushma Kulshreshtha. Delhi 1996 ABSP = Akhila Bhāratīya Sanskrit Parishad (Lucknow). See Rtam Ac = Acintyabhedābheda Vedānta. (See Ac section of Part IV) Acarya-Vandana = *Ācārya-Vandana*. D.R.Bhandarkar Birth Centenary Volume. Ed. Samaresh Bandyopadhyay. Calcutta 1984 ACIS, see CIS Acta Asiatica = *Acta Asiatica* (Tokyo). 1 (1960) - 97 (2009) [EAsia] DS. A45] ActInd = *Acta Indologica* (Japan). 1 (1970) - 8 (1995) ActOD = *Acta Orientalia* (Copenhagen). 1 (1922) - 71 (2010) (Elect.) ActOP = *Acta Orientalia* (Budapest). 1 (1951) - 54 (2001) ACV = *Anesaki Commemoration Volume*. Tokyo ACW = *Complete Works of Swami Abhedananda*. Calcutta 1967-1970. Ten volumes, numbered consecutively AD = *Action Dharma. New Studies in Engaged Buddhism* (ed. Christopher Queen, Charles Prebish and Damian Keown). London 2003 Ad = *A Descriptive Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Adyar Library*, compiled by V. Krishnamacharya. Adyar, Madras ADR = *Aṣṭādaśaratna*. Eighteen of Śaṃkara's works edited by M. M. Trivedi by Nathuram Sarma. Ahmedabad 1914 ADU = text whose author's dates and dates of composition are unknown AdV = R. Balasubramanian (ed.), *Advaita Vedānta*. Volume II, part 2 of *History of Science, Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization* (Gen. Ed. D.P.Chattopadhyaya). New Delhi 2000 Adyar = The Adyar Library, Theosophical Society, Adyar, Madras AEO = *Archives d'Études Orientales* (Upsala). 1 (1910) - 20 (1930) Aevum = *Aevum* 1 (1927) - 51 (1977) AG or Ag = Acyuta Granthamālā (Banaras) AGP = Paul Deussen, *Allgemeine Geschichte der Philosophie*. Leipzig 1894-1917 AgSS = Āgamodaya Sanskrit Series AIBP = T.R.Sharma, *An Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy (Vijñānavāda and Mādhyamika)*. Delhi 1994 AICSB = *Annual of the Institute for Comprehensive Studies of Buddhism*, Taisho University. 10 (1988) - 13 (1991) AICL = *Ancient Indian Culture and Literature* (Pt. Gaṅgā Rām Commemoration Volume). Ed. Mohan Chand. Delhi 1980 AIFBS = *All Indian Frontier Bauddha Sammelan International Buddhist Conference* (Sept. 15-19, 1978). Ed. Lodi G. Gyari. Delhi 1978 AIK = *Aus Indiens Kultur. Festgabe Richard von Garbe*. Erlangen 1927 AIPHO = *Annuaire de l'Institut de philologie et d'histoire orientales et slaves* (Bruxelles) AISC = *An Apostle of India's Spiritual Culture. Souvenir Released on the Auspices of the 60th Birthday Anniversary (Ṣaṣṭyabdapūrti) of H.H. Sri Swami Chidanandaji Maharaj*. Tehri-Garhwal 1976

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Aj = Ājīvika. (See Aj section of Part IV.) Ajaya-Śrī = Ajaya-Śrī: Recent Studies in Indology: Prof. Ajay Mitra Shastri Felicitation Volume. Vol. II. Delhi 1989 AJMR = Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register (London). 16 (1822) - 4th series 1 (1845) Ajnana = T.R.V.Murti, G.R.Malkani and R. Das, Ajñāna. COS 26, London 1933 AJOS = Aligarh Journal of Oriental Studies. 1 (1984) - 6.1-2 (1989) AJP = Australasian Journal of Philosophy. 1 (1922) - 89 (2011) http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/00048402.asp. (B1. A8) AJSP = Approaches to Jaina Studies. Philosophy, Logic, Ritual and Symbol. Ed. N. K. Wagle and Olle Qvarnström. Toronto 1999 AKM = Abhandlungen für die Kunde des Morgenlandes. 1 (1857) - 62 (2008) ALA = Asian Library (Adyar) ALB = Adyar Library Bulletin (Adyar). (=Brahmavidyā). 1 (1937) - 71 (2007) [BP500. A38 [2003-] [M-317] AligarhJOS = Aligarh Journal of Oriental Studies (Aligarh). 1 (1984) ALIPC (=IAL) = Arts and Letters--India, Pakistan and Ceylon (London). 1 (1925) - 376 (1963) Altar Flowers = Altar Flowers. Calcutta 1934 AM = Asia Major (Leipzig). 1 (1924) - 15 (1939); n.s. 1 (1949) - 19.2 (1975); 3d series 8 (1995)-20 (2007), 22-23.1 (2010) (Elect.) Amala Prajna = Amalā Prajñā: Aspects of Buddhist Studies. Professor P.V.Bapat Felicitation Volume. Edited by N.H.Samtani and H.S.Prasad. Bibliotheca Indo-Buddhica 63. Delhi 1989 AManjS = Advaitamañjari Series (Kumbhakonam) AMG = Annales du Musée Guimet (Paris) AMGG = Abhandlungen der Marburger Gelehrten Gesellschaft AMP = Ārhatamataprabhākara Amrtadhara = Amṛtadhārā. Professor R.N.Dandekar Felicitation Volume. Ed. by S.D.Joshi. Delhi 1984 Ananda = Ānanda. Papers on Buddhism and Indology. A Felicitation Volume to Ananda Weihana Palliya Guruge on his 60th Birthday. Colombo 1990 Anjali = Papers on Indology and Buddhism. A Felicitation Volume presented to Oliver Hector de Alwis Wijesekera on his 60th birthday. Ed. J. Tolakasuri. Peradeniya 1970 AnnualJP = Annual Journal of Philosophy. Philosophy Association, Y.D.College, Lakhimpur-Kheri. 1 (1959-60) - 3 (1961-62) Annuaire EPHE = Annuaire EPHE de l'Ecole pratiques des hautes etudes. Section des sciences religieuses. 91, 1952 - 106, 1997-98 AnO = Anecdota Oxoniensa, Aryan Series. 1 (1881) - 9 (1909) Anviksa = Anvīkṣā. Research Journal of the Department of Sanskrit, Jadavpur University, Calcutta. 1 (1966) - 6 (19072), 17 (1998) - 28 (2007) [PK401. A5] AnyaV = Anyakhyātīyā Vidvatsamgoṣṭhī. Papers and Proceedings on Anyatkhyātivāda during the Seminar on the Vāllabha Theory of Error. Mandvi, Kutch 2002 AO = Archiv Orientali (Prague). 1 (1929) - 73 (2005) AOR = Annals of Oriental Research (Madras). 1 (1936) - 33 (2000)[PK1. A66] [M-318] AOTV = Aspects of the Vedānta. Madras 1903 AOV = Acta Orientalia Vilnensia. 1 (2000) - 4 (2003), 6 (2005) - 7 (2006) [CB253.A28] AP = Aryan Path (Bombay). 1 (1930) - 49 (1978) APCP = Bimal Krishna Matilal and Jaysankar Lal Shaw (eds.), Analytical Philosophy in Comparative Perspective. Dordrecht 1985 AProf = Asian Profile. See AsP AR = Asiatic Researches ARCV = Ācārya Rāy Commemoration Volume. Ed. H.N. Dutt et al. Calcutta 1932 ARION = Annals of the Royal Institute Orientale di Napoli (Naples). 1 (1929) - 10 (1936-38) ARIRSU = Annual Report of the International Research Institute for Advanced Buddhology at Soka University. 1 (1997) - 20 (2008), 22-23 (2010) ARL = Asiatic Review (London), 1 (1896) - n.s. 55 (1959) ARROU = Annual Report of Researches of the Otani University. 2 (1943)- 20 (1967), 23 (1970) - 52 (2000) Articleschoisis = Peter Skilling, Articleschoisis. Bangkok 2005 ARTU = Annual Report of the Faculty of Letters, Tohoku University (Tokyo). 1 (1950) - 26 (1976) Aruna-Bharati = Aruṇa-Bhāratī. Prof. A.N.Jani Felicitation Volume. Baroda 1983

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ARWEP = A.R.Wadia: Essays in Philosophy presented in his honor. Ed. S. Radhakrishnan et al. Bangalore 1954 AS = Asiatische Studien (Zurich). 1 (1947) - 65.1-2 (2011) [DS1.A54] ASBP = G.C.Nayak (ed.), Analytical Studies in Buddhist Philosophy. Bhubaneshwar 1984 ASBud = Aspects of Buddhism. Silver Jubilee Commemoration Volume of the Sikkim Research Institute of Tibetology. Sikkim 1993 ASDJ = Diamond Jubilee Commemoration Volume of the Advaita Sabhā of Kumbakonam. Part One. Edited by S. Subrahmanya Sastri. Kumbhakonam 1960 AshSS = Asutosh Sanskrit Series (Calcutta) Asiatica = Asiatica. Festschrift Weller. 1954 AsIS = M.L.Wadekar, Aspects of Indological Studies. Delhi 2001 AsP = Asian Profile (Hong Kong) 1 (1973) - 37 (2009) (DS1.A48-EAsia) AsPI = Aspects of India. Essays on Indian Politics and Culture. Ed. Noel O'Sullivan. Delhi 1997 AspJ 1 = Sagarmal Jain (ed.), Lala Harjas Rai Commemoration Volume. Aspects of Jainology, Volume 1. Varanasi 1987 AspJ 2 = M.A.Dhaky and Sagarmal Jain (eds.), Pt. Bechardas Doshi Commemoration Volume. Aspects of Jainology, Volume 2. Varanasi 1987 AspJ 3 = M.A.Dhaky and Sagarmal Jain (eds.), Pt. Dalsukh Bhai Malvania Felicitation Volume I. Varanasi 1991 AsPOxford = Asian Philosophy (Oxford). 1 (1990) - 21.2 (2011) ASS = Ānandāśrama Sanskrit Series (Poona) AsSt = Asian Studies (Philippines). 1 (1963) - 13 (1975) ASVOI, see JSVRI ATAC = Asian Texts - Asian Contexts. Ed. by Davbid Jones and E.R.Klein. Albany, N.Y. 2010 Atmanand = Jainācārya Shrī Ātmānanda Centenary Commemoration Volume. Bombay 1936 ATS = Asian Thought and Society. 1 (1976) - 26 (No.77) (2001) AUJR = Agra University Journal of Research. 1 (1952) - 26, 28-32; n.s. 1 (1969) - 3 (1985) AUM = Allahabad University Magazine. 11-12 (1932-34), 14 (1935-36), 19 (1938) - 25 (1946), 28 (1949) - 35.1 (1954) AUS = Allahabad University Studies: Arts Section. 1 (1925) - 1968; n.s. 1 (1969) - 3 (1971) AUSS = Allahabad University Sanskrit Series AV = Advaita Vedānta. (See AV section of Part IV) AWBI = Alex Wayman, Buddhist Insight. Ed. George Elder. Delhi 1984 b = book B = G. Bühler, A Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts contained in the Private Libraries of Gujarat, Kathiavad, Kachch, and Khandesh. Bombay 1871-73 BAEO = Boletin de la Asociacion Española de Orientalistas (Madrid). 1 (1965) - 35 (1999) BAFS = Bulletin annuel de la fondation suisse (Université de Paris: Cité Universitaire) Bailey = H.W.Bailey, Khotanese Buddhist Texts. Cambridge Oriental Series 3. London 1951 BAMP = Charles S. Prebish (ed.), Buddhism: A Modern Perspective. University Park, Pa. 1975 BandD = Buddhism and Deconstructions. Edited by Jin Y. Park. Lanham, Md. 2006 BandJ = Harish Chandra Das et al. (eds.), Buddhism and Jainism. Cuttack 1976 BandP = Bhakti and Philosophy. Ed. R. Raj Singh. Lanham, Md. 2006 BandS = Buddhism and Science. Edited by Buddhadasa P. Kirthisinghe. Delhi 19844 Baroda = Raghavan Nambiyar, An Alphabetical List of Manuscripts in the Oriental Institute, Baroda. Vol. I. GOS 97, 1942 BasavaJ = Basava Journal. 1 (1976) BASR = Bulletin de l'Academie des Sciences de URSS (Russia) BAT = Buddhism and American Thinkers. Albany, N.Y. 1984 Bauddhavidyāsudhakara = Bauddhavidyāsudhakārah. Studies in Honour of Heinz Bechert on the Occasion of his 65th Birthday. Ed. Petra Kieffer-Pulz and Jens-Uwe Hartmann. Indica et Tibetica 30. Swisstal-Odendorf 1997 BBB = Dan Arnold, Buddhists, Brahmins and Belief. Epistemology in South Asian Philosophy of Religion. New York 2005 [BQ4440. H76 2006] BBR = Ramesh M. Dave et al., eds., The Bhakti-Bhagawan Relationship. Ahmedabad 1988 BBRAS, see JASB BBSRU = Bulletin of Buddhist Studies. Ryukoku University. 5 (1972) - 9 (1996) BBudh = Bibliotheca Buddhica (St. Petersburg)

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BCAR = B. C. Asian Review. 2 (1988) - 2-6, 8, 10 (1997) BCCRS = Buddhism: Critical Concepts in Religious Studies. Edited by Paul Williams. Eight volumes. London 2005 BCD = Buddhist-Christian Dialogue (ed. Paul O. Ingram.), Honolulu 1986 BCGV = Bulletin of the Chunilal Gandhi Vidyabhavan. 1 (1954) - 26 (1982) BCH = The Blackwell Companion to Hinduism. Ed. Gavin Flood. Oxford 2003 BChS = Buddhist-Christian Studies Volume 10. Edited b David W. Chappell. Honolulu 1990 BCLS = Bulletin de la classe des lettres et des sciences morales et politiques: Academie Royale de Belgique (Bruxelles). 1899-1976 BCLV = D.R.Bhandarkar et al., eds., B. C. Law Volume. Two volumes. Calcutta 1945 BCON = Buddhadasa P. Kirthisinghe (ed.), Buddhist Concepts Old and New. Bibliotheca Indo-Buddhica No. 9. Delhi 1983 BCW = Buddhism in a Changing World. Proceedings of the 7th International Buddhist Conference. Bodhgaya 1981 BCWCC = Ananda W. P. Guruge and D. C. Ahir (eds.), Buddhism's Contribution to the World Culture and Civilization. New Delhi 1977 BD = Bhedābheda/Dvaitādvaita Vedānta. (See BD section of Part IV) BDCRI = Bulletin of the Deccan College Research Institute (Poona). 1 (1939-40) - 64-67 (2007) [DS401.D4] BDCV = Dr. Bhagavan Das Centenary Volume (1869-1969). Varanasi 1969 BDDKK = Bukkyo Daigaku Daigakuin Kenkyu Kiyo (Kyoto) BDE = Thomas A. Kochumuttam, A Buddhist Doctrine of Experience. A New Translation and Interpretation of the Works of Vasubandhu the Yogācārin. Delhi 1982 Beal = Samuel Beal, A Catena of Buddhist Scriptures. London 1871 BEFEO = Bulletin de l'École Francaise d'Extreme-Orient (Paris). 1 (1901) - 93 (2006) (GN1. M3) BELP = Kalyan Kumar Dasgupta (ed.), Buddhism, Early and Late Phases. Calcutta 1985 BEM = Louis de la Vallée Poussin, Bouddhisme: Études et Matériaux. London 1914-1919, 1918 Ben = A Catalogue of Manuscripts in the Library of the Benares Sanskrit College. Supplement to Pan 3-9, 1864-1874 BenSS = Benares Sanskrit Series BerlinIndStud, see BIS BEWC = Buddhism and the Emerging World Civilization. Essays in Honor of Nolan Pliny Jacobson (ed. Ramakrishna Puligandla and Robert Lee Miller). Carbondale, I. 1996 Beyer = Stephen Beyer, The Buddhist Experience. Encino, Cal. 1974 BF = The Buddhist Forum (School of Orieintal and African Studies, University of London). 1-6 (2001) BGDWU = Bulletin of the Graduate Division of the Waseda University (Tokyo). 1 (1956) - 8 (1962) BGG = Buddhismus im Geschichte und Gegenwart. Band III: Śāntidevas 'Eintritt in des Leben dur Erleuchtung. Hamburg 1999 BGIS = Bulletin of the Greater India Society (Calcutta). 1 (1926) - 5 (1928) BGK = Bukkyogaku Kenkyu (Kyoto). 1 (1949) - 55 (1999) BGOMLM = Bulletin of the Government Oriental Manuscripts Library (Madras). 1 (1948) - 21 (1976) BGP1/2 = Buddhism in Global Perspective. Edited by Kalpakam Sankaranarayana, Ichigo Ozawa and Revindra Panth. Two volumes. Mumbai 2007 Bh = Bhāratī: Bulletin of the College of Indology, Banaras Hindu University. 1 (1957) - 26 (2000-2002) BhakStud = G.W.Bailey and I.Kesarcodi-Watson (eds.), Bhakti Studies. New Delhi 1992. Bh-Bhanam = Bhāratī-Bhānam (Light of Indology). Dr. K. V. Sarma Felicitation Volume. Ed. G. Bhansakaran Nair. Punjab University Indological Series 26. Hoshiarpur 1980 Bharati, see Bh BharKau = Bhārata-Kaumudī. Studies in Indology in honor of Dr. Radha Kumud Mookerji. Allahabad 1945 BHerm = Donald S. Lopez (ed.), Buddhist Hermeneutics. Honolulu 1988 BHIA = G. Oberhammer (ed.), Beiträge zur Hermeneutik indischer und abendlandischen Religionstraditionen. Wien 1991 BHISS = Buddhist-Hindu Interactions from Śākyamuni to Śaṅkarācārya. Ed. V. Subramanian. Delhi 1993 BhM = Bhārata Manīshā. 1 (1975) - 5.1 (1979) Bhr = R.G.Bhandarkar, Report on the search for Sanskrit manuscripts in the Bombay Presidency during the year 1882. Bombay 1884 BHUAb = Abstracts of the Theses accepted for the Ph. D. Degree of Banaras Hindu University. 5-6

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BhV = Bhāratīya Vidyā (Bombay). 1 (1939) - 64.1-2 (2004) [DS401.B48] [A-4695] BI = Bibliotheca India (Calcutta) BIAPSL = Bulletin international de l'Academie Polonaise des Sciences et des Lettres. Classe de philologie et de philosophie (=Polska Akademja Umiejetnosci). 1901-1953 BIBS = Bibliotheca Indo-Buddhica Series. 1 (1982) - 53 (1988) BIEW = Beiträge für Indienforschung. Ernst Waldschmidt zum 80.Geburtstag gewidmet. Berlin 1977 BIS = Berliner Indologische Studien (Berlin). 1 (1985) - 19 (2010)[DS423.B39] BITC = Bulletin of the Institute of Traditional Cultures (Madras). 1 (1957) - 1982 [continued as BITCSSEA to 1993] BITCSSEA = Bulletin of the Institute of Traditional Cultures of South and S.E.Asia (Madras) [a continuation of BITC to 1993] BK = Bukkyo Kenkyu. 1 (1937) - 8 (1954), 27 (1998), 29 (2000) BKA = Bhaktakusumāñjali. Ed. P. P. Subrahmanya Sastri. Srirangam 1938 BKBCV = Professor Birinchi Kumar Barua Commemoration Volume. Gauhati 1966 BKM = Winifred Lewis (ed.), Basanta Kumar Mallik. A Garland of Homage. London 1961 BKMEE = The Collected Essays of Bimal Krishna Matilal. Ethics and Epics. Oxford 2002 BKMPCR = Philosophy, Culture and Religion. Essays by Bimal Krishna Matilal. Ed. Jonardon Ganeri. London 2002 BL (school) = Buddhist Logic, i.e. Sautrāntika Buddhism, including Dignāga's school. (See BL section of Part IV) BL = Th. Stcherbatsky, Buddhist Logic. Two volumes. Leningrad 1930 (=BBuddh 26); The Hague 1958; New York 1962 BLD = Buddhistische Leben und Denken (Berlin). 1 (1930) - 12 (1941) BLE = B.K.Matilal (ed.), Buddhist Logic and Epistemology. Studies in the Buddhist Analysis of Inference and Language. Dordrecht 1984 BLSam = Baudhalaghugranthasamgraha (a collection of minor Buddhist texts). Edited by Janardan Pandey. Sarnath 1997 BLTR = Bhartṛhari, Language, Thought and Reality. Proceedings of the International Seminar, Delhi 12-14, 20-03). Ed. Mithilesh Chaturvedi. Delhi 2009 BM = Benares Magazine (Calcutta). 5 (1851) - 7 (1852) BMBCV = Dr. B. M. Barua Centenary Volume. Calcutta 1989 BMI = Bulletin of the Mithilā Institute of Post-Graduate Studies and Research in Sanskrit Learning (Darbhanga) 3 (1967) - 7.1 (1971) BMT = E.B.Cowell, Buddhist Mahāyāna Texts. Two volumes. SBE 49, 1894; Delhi 1965, 1968, 1972, 1975; New York 1969 BN = Brahmanirūpaṇa. Śaṃkara's works edited by Vishnu Narayana Maduskar. Bombay 1914 BNKS = B. N. Krishnamurti Sharma, A History of the Dvaita School of Vedānta and its Literature. Revised Delhi 1981. BNKSRP = B.N.K.Sharma, My Further Ten Research Papers. Mumbai 2002 Bodas = M. R. Bodas, Introduction to the Second Edition of 1014.7.10 Annambhatta, Tarkasaṃgraha, ed. with Govardhana's Nyāyabodhina and tr. byM. R. Bodas. BSPS 55, 1918, pp. xiv-lxi BodCat II = Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library. Volume II. Oxford 1905 Bodhi Baum = Bodhi Baum. Zeitschrift für Buddhismus und Meditatives Leben (Wien). 8 (1983) - 9.4 (1984) Bodhi-Chara = Bodhi-Chara. Journal of Buddhist History and Culture (Patna). 4 (1996) Bodhi-Rasmi = Bodhi-Raśmi. Third International Conference on Buddhism and National Cultures. New Delhi 1984 Bonnos = Bonner Orientalische Studien (= Studia Indologica) BOr = Beyond Orientalism. The Work of Wilhelm Halbfass and its Impact on Indian and Cross-Cultural Studies (ed. Eli Franco and Karin Preisendanz). Poznana Studies of the Sciences and the Humanities 59, 1997 BORI = Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Poona BP = R. G. Bhandarkar, Report on the Search for Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Bombay Presidency during the Year 1883-1884. Bombay 1887 BPBS = Citrarekha V. Kher, Buddhism as presented by the Brahmanical Systems. Delhi 1992 BPSN = Buddhisgt Publications Society Newsletter. 01 (1985) - 46 (2000), 55 (2006) - 65, 2011 elect. BQ = Buddhist Quarterly (=Buddhist Forum). 8 (1975) - 15 (1983)

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BR = Buddhist Review. 1 (1909) - 11 (1921) BrB = Breaking Barriers. Essays in Asian and Comparative Philosophy in Honor of Ramakrishna Puligandla. Ed. Frank J. Hoffman and Godabarisha Mishra, with David Mantulva. Fremont, CA. 2003 BRMIC = Bulletin of the Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture (Calcutta). 1 (1950) - 60 (2009) [B133.R34 R3] BSAM = Philip Denwood and Alexander Piatigorsky (eds.), Buddhist Studies Ancient and Modern. Collected Papers on South Asia 4. London 1983 BSDB = Leslie S. Kawamura (ed.), The Bodhisattva Doctrine in Buddhism. SR Supplement 10. Calgary 1981 BSHHS = Gatare Dhammapala et al. (eds.), Buddhist Studies in honour of Hammalavi Saddhatissa. Nugagoda, Sri Lanka 1984 BSIBH = Buddhist Studies in honor of I.B.Horner (edited by L. Cousins, A. Kunst and K.R.Norman). Dordrecht 1974 BSCV = Benidhar Sharma Commemoration Volume.. Ed. G. N. Bhuyan and D. Chutia. Gauhati 1987 BSHPLD = Buddhist Studies in Honour of Professor Lily de Silva. U. of Peredeniya, 2002 BSM = Bṛhatstotramuktāhāra (Bombay). 1912, 1916, 1923 BSOAS = Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies. 1 (1937) - 74.3 (2011)[PJ3. L6] [elect.] BSPF = Buddhist Studies Present and Future. Paris 1992 BSPS = Bombay Sanskrit and Prakrti Series BSR = Bṛhatstotraratnākara. Volume I: Bombay 1888, 1906, 1910, 1918, 1919, 1920; Benares 1923, 1926, 1927, 1929. In Telugu characters, Madras 1897-1905. In grantha characters, Madras 1903-04 BSS = Benares Sanskrit Series BSSS = Bṛhatstotrasaritsāgara. Bombay 1927 BSWR = Buddhist Studies in honour of Walpola Rahula. Ed. by S. Balasoriya et al. London 1980 BTAPR = Buddhist Thought and Applied Psychological Research. Transcending the Boundaries. Edited by D. K. Nauriyal, Michael S. Drummond, and B. Lal. London 2006 BTCIK = Buddhist Thought and Culture in India and Korea. Ed. S. R. Bhatta. New Delhi 2003 BTE = Between the Empires. Edited buy Patrick Olivelle. Oxford 2006 BTPP = Duboom Tulku (ed.), Buddhist Translations. Problems and Perspectives. Delhi 1995 BudA1 = Buddhist Asia 1. Papers from the First Conference of Buddhist Studies held in Naples in May 2001. Edited by Giovanni Verandi and Silvia Vita. Kyoto 2003 BudBible = Dwight Goddard (ed.), A Buddhist Bible (Thetford, Vt. 1932; New York 1935-37, 1952; Boston 1990) BudCompL = Sanghasen Singh (ed.), Buddhism in Comparative Light. Acharya Anukul Chandra Banerjee Commemoration Volume. Delhi 1999 Buddhism 2001 = Peter Harvey (ed.), Buddhism. London 2001 Buddhist = The Buddhist Vesak Annual. 37.12 (1967) - 68 (1996-7) Buddhist-Christian Studies (Hawaii). 5 (1985) - 7 (1987) BudDig = Buddhist Digest. English Series (Penang). 17 (1987), 21 (1989) - 22 (1989) BudHerIA = Donald S. Lopez (ed.), Buddhist Hermeneutics. Honolulu 1988 BudIA = Kalpakam Sankaranarayanan, Motohira Youtoniya and Shubhadra A. Joshi (eds.), Buddhism In India and Abroad: An Integrating Influence in Vedic and Post-Vedic Perspective. Bombay 1996 BudinP = Donald S. Lopez (ed.), Buddhism in Practice. Princeton, N. J. 1995 BudP = Buddhism and Peace: An Interdisciplinary Study. Ed. G. Sundaram Ramaiah, K. Ravi and S.D.A.Joga Rao. Visakhapatnam 1991 BudPhilCult = Buddhist Philosophy and Culture: Essays in Honor of N.A.Jayawickrame. Colombo 1987 BudS = Buddhist Studies. Edited by Richard Gombrich and Cristina Scherrer-Schaub. Delhi 2008 BudScrip = Edward Conze, Buddhist Scripture. Penguin 1959 BudSp = Buddhist Spirituality. Indian, Southeast Asian, Tibetan, and Early Chinese. Ed. Takeuchi Yoshinori. New York 1993 BudSR = Buddhist Studies Review. 1 (1983) - 28.1 (2010) (Elect.) BudTexts = Edward Conze, Buddhist Texts Through the Ages. Oxford 1954. Buhler, see B BukG = Bukkyogaku (Kyoto) BukShig = Bukkyo Shigaku Bulletin d'Etudes Indiennes = Bulletin d'Études Indiennes (Paris). 1 (1983) - 26-27 (2008-2009)

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New Delhi 2008 EnIndPh = Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies. Volume I: Bibliography (compiled by K.H.Potter) (Delhi 1971; second edition 1983). Volume 2: Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika up to Gaṅgeśa. Ed. K.H.Potter (Delhi 1977, Princeton, N.J. 1978). Volume 3: Advaita Vedānta up to Śaṃkara. Ed. K.H.Potter (Delhi, Princeton 1983). Volume 4: Sāṃkhya. Ed. Gerald James Larson and Ram Shankara Bhattacharyya. (Delhi, Princeton 1987). Volume 5: The Philosophy of the Grammarians. Ed. Harold Coward and K.H.Potter (Delhi 1990). Volume 6: Indian Philosophical Analysis: Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika from Gaṅgeśa to Raghunātha Śiromaṇi. Ed. K.H.Potter and Sibajiban Bhattacharyya. (Delhi 1993). Volume 7: Abhidharma Buddhism to 150 A.D. Ed. Karl H. Potter, Robert E. Buswell, Jr., Padmanabh S. Jaini and Noble Ross Reat. (Delhi, 1993). Volume 8: Buddhist Philosophy from 100 to 350 A.D. (Ed. K.H.Potter) (Delhi 1999). Volume 9: Buddhist Philosophy from 350 to 600 A.D. Ed. K.H.Potter. (Delhi 2003). Volume 10: Advaita Philosophy up to Citsukha (ed. Karl H. Potter )Delhi 2006. Volume 11: Jain Philosophy, Part One (ed. Jayendra Soni and K.H.Potter (Delhi 2006. Volume 12: Yoga: India's Philosophy of Meditation (ed. Gerald James Larson and Ram Shankar Bhattacharya) (Delhi 2008). Volume 13: Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika Philosophy from 1515 to 1660 (ed. Sibajiban Bhattacharyya and Karl H. Potter) (Delhi 2011) EnIW2 = Encyclopedia of Indian Wisdom. Professor Satya Vrat Shastri Felicitation Volume, Volume Two. Edited by Ramkaran Sharma.

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