The History of Buddhist Thought c30.s1.t2: Sarvāstivāda Works

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*Prātimokṣa-sūtra*. Ed. by L. Finot, *JA.* i, 1913, 465 ff., with a translation from the Chinese by E. Huber. (Rockhill's *Life of the Buddha*, 1884, gives much material from the Tibetan Vinaya, the Dulva.) Analysis of the Dulva (Vinaya) by A. Csoma Kőrösi, in *Asiatic Researches*, xx, Calcutta, 1836. Some problems of the textual history of the Buddhist Scriptures, and the four Buddhist Āgamas in Chinese, by M. Anesaki, in *Trans. As. Soc. Japan*, xxxv, parts 2, 3, 1908. *The comparative catalogue of Chinese Āgamas and Pāli Nikāyas*. By C. Akanuma. Nagoya, 1929. *Le Sagātha-vagga du Saṃyutta-nikāya et ses versions chinoises*, par M. Anesaki, in *Muséon*, 1905, p. 23 ff. *Manuscript remains of Buddhist literature found in Eastern Turkestan*. Edited by A. F. R. Hoernle. Vol. i. Oxford, 1916. *Bruchstücke des Sanskritkanons der Buddhisten aus Idykutṣari*, in *Sitzb. der k. pr. Akad.*, 1904, p. 807 ff. *Avadānaśataka*, edited by J. S. Speyer. St. Petersburg, 1906-9. (There is a translation from the Tibetan by L. Feer, Paris, 1891.) *Karmaśataka*. Summarized in French from the Tibetan by L. Feer. *JA.*, 1901. *Divyāvadāna*, edited by E. B. Cowell and R. A. Neil. Cambridge, 1886. (Portions are translated in Burnouf's *Introduction*.) *Damamūka*. *Hdzans-blun oder der Weise und der Thor*. Aus dem Tibetischen übers. und mit dem Originaltexte hrsg. von I. J. Schmidt. St. Petersburg, 1843. *Aśokāvadāna*. Tr. in *La légende de l'empereur Açoka dans les textes indiens et chinois*, par J. Przyluski. Paris, 1923. *The Romantic Legend of Śākya Buddha*, tr. from the Chinese by S. Beal, 1875. See p. 281. J. Takakusu. On the Abhidharma literature of the Sarvāstivādins. *JPTS.*, 1905. (Contains summaries of the seven Abhidharma works.) *Documents d'Abhidharma*, trad. et annotés par L. de la Vallée Poussin. *BEFEO.*, xxx, 1931.