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INDIC AND OSTENSIBLY INDIC SOURCES

Acintyadvayakramopadesa.

Ascribed to Kuddalapada. Edited with Guhyasiddhi, pp. 195-208. Translated by Ratnavajra and ‘Brog-mi Shakya ye-shes, LL XI.347-62. Translated by *Sukhankura and ‘Gos [Khug-pa lhas-btsas]; To. 2228. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, wi, fols. 99b5-i04b6.

Advayavajrasamgraha.

Edited by Haraprasad Shastri, 1927. GOS no. 40. Baroda: Oriental Institute.

Anavilatantraraja.

To. 414. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 259b3-6ib3.

Abhidharmakosabhasya.

Edited by Pralhad Pradhan, 1975. Abhidharmakosabhasyam of Vasubandhu.

Tibetan Sanskrit Works Series, vol. 8, 2nd rev. ed. Patna: K. P. Jayaswal Research Institute.

Abhidharmasamuccaya.

Edited by Pradhan Pralhad, 1950. Abhidharma Samuccaya of Asanga. Santiniketan: Visvabharati. To. 4049; T. 1605.

Abhidhanottara-tantra.

To. 369. bKa gyur, rgyud Turn, ka, fols. 24731-37037.

Abhisamayalamkara

Asc. Maitreya. Edited by Theodore Stcherbatsky and Eugene Obermiller, 1929. Abhisamayalamkara-Prajnaparamita-upadesasastra. Bibliotheca Buddhica 23.

St. Petersburg: Academy of Sciences of USSR.

Abhisamayalamkaraloka.

Asc. Haribhadra. Edited with Astasahasrika-prajnaparamita, pp. 267-558.

Amrtasiddhimula.

Asc. Virupa. To. 2285. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zhi, fols. 142117-4531.

Amrtadbisthana.

Asc. Virupa. To. 2044. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, tsi, fols. I43a2-44a2.

Arthasastra.

Edited and translated by R. R Kangle, i960. The Kautiliya Arthasastra. University of Bombay Studies in Sanskrit, Prakrit, and Pali, nos. 1-3. Bombay: University of Bombay.

Avatamsaka-sutra.

278. To. 44. bKa ‘gyur, phal chen, vols. ka-ga.

Astasdhasrika-prajnaparamita-sutra.

Edited by P. L. Vaidya, i960. Astasdhasrwa Prajnaparamita with Haribhadra’s Commentary Called Aloka. Buddhist Sanskrit Texts no. 4. Darbhanga: Mithila Institute.

Arya-tathagatosnisasitatapatraparajita-mahapratyangiraparamasiddha-nama-dharani.

To. 591. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud Turn, pha, fols. iizby-iqwj.

A li ka li gsang ba bsam gyis myi khyab pa chu klung chen po’i rgyud.

In Dam chos snyingpo zhi byed las rgyud kyi snyan rgyud zab ched ma, vol. 1, pp. 6-114; 3 chaps, in gDams ngag mdzod, vol. 9, pp. 2-16.

Arya-Taramandalavidhi-sadhana.

Asc. *Sahajavilasa. To. 1705. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, sha, fols. 62a2-63b3-

Uddiyanasriyogayoginisvabhutasambhoga-smasanakalpa.

Asc. Birba-pa. To. 1744. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, sha, fols. mb6-i3b2.

‘Odgsal ‘char ba’i rim pa.

Asc. Virupa. To. 2019. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, tsi, fols. 8ob5-8ia6.

Olapaticatustaya.

Asc. Kanha. To. 1451. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, wa, fols. 355by – 58by.

Karmacandalika-dohakosa-giti.

Asc. Virupa. To. 2344. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zi, fols. 2b7-3a5.

Kanhapadasya dohakosa.

Edited and translated by M. Shahidullah, 1928. Les Chants mystiques de Kanha et de Saraha – Les Doha-Kosa. Paris: Adrien-Maisonneuve. Edited by Prabodh Chandra Bagchi, 1935. Dohakosa. University of Calcutta Journal of the Department of Letters, vol. 28.

Kayavakcittatrayadhisthanoddesa.

Asc. Buddhajnanapada. To. 2085. bsTan gyur, rgyud, tsi, fol. i6ia6 – b5_

Kalacakra-tantra.

Edited by Biswanath Banerjee, 1985. A Critical Edition of Sri Kdlacakratantra- Raja (collated with the Tibetan version). Calcutta: Asiatic Society.

Kurukullesadhana.

To. 1319. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, ta, fols. 245a6-47a5.

Krsnayamari-tantra.

Edited by Samdhong Rinpoche and Vrajvallabh Dvivedi, 1992. Krsnayamari- tantram with Ratndvali Panjika of Kumaracandra. Rare Buddhist Text Series, no. 9. Sarnath: CIHTS.

Krsnayamaritantrapanjika.

Asc. Padmapani. To. 1922. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, bi, fols. 3^5-33737.

Kaumudipanjika.

Durjayacandra. To. 1185. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, ga, fols. xbi-58b4. bsKyed rim zab pa’i tshul dgus brgyan pa.

Asc. Padmavajra but written by Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. Podser LL XI.419-41.

Khasama-tantraraja.

To. 386. bKa gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. I99a7-202ai.

Khrodhavijayakalpaguhyatantra.

1217. To. 604. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, vol. pha, fols. 269a3-8ya7; vol. ba, fols. ibi-35b7.

Gandavyuha.

Edited by Daisetsu Teitaro Suzuki and Hokei Itsumi, 1949. The Gandavyuha Sutra. 2nd rev. ed. Tokyo: Society for the Publication of Sacred Books of the World.

Guhyagarbha. Sri-Guhyagarbha-tattvaviniscaya.

To. 832. bKa’ ‘gyur, rnying rgyud, kha, fols. nobi-i32a7; Kaneko 1982, no. 187. Guhyatattvaprakasa.

Asc. Kanha. To. 1450. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, wa, fols. 349a3-55b7.

Guhyamani-tilaka-sutra.

To. 493. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud Turn, kha, fols. ii9b5-5ibi.

Guhyaratna.

Ascribed to Pandita Aksobhya. To. 1525. bsTan gyur, rgyud, za, fols. 82b6-83b2.

Guhyasamaja-tantra.

Edited by Matsunaga Yukei, 1978. Guhyasamaja Tantra. Osaka: Toho shuppan.

Guhyasiddhi.

Asc. Padmavajra. Edited by Samdhong Rinpoche and Vrajvallabh Dwivedi, 1987.

Guhyadi-Astasiddhi-Sangraha. Rare Buddhist Text Series, no. 1, pp. 5-62. Sarnath: CIHTS.

Gopalarajavamsavali.

Edited and translated by Dhanavajra Vajracarya and Kamal P. Malla, 1985.

Gopalarajavamsavali. Nepal Research Centre Publications, no. 9. Wiesbaden: Franz Steiner Verlag.

dGongs ‘dus. Sangs rgyas kun gyi dgongs pa dm pa’i  mdo chen po. Kaneko 1982, no. 160.

sGra thal gyur chen po rgyud.

Kaneko 1982, no. 155.

Cakrasamvara-tantra. Tantraraja-srilaghusamvara.

Edited by Janardan Shastri Pandey, 2002. Sriherukdbhidhanam Cakrasamvaratantram. 2 vols. Sarnath: CIHTS. To. 368. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ka, fols. 2i3bi-46b7.

*Catuhkrama.

Asc. Kanha. To. 1451. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, wa, fols. 355b7-58b7.

Catuhpitha-mahayogini-tantraraja.

To. 428. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, nga, fols. i8iai-23ib5.

*Caturasitisiddhapravrtti.

Asc. Abhayadattasri. Pe. 5091. Edited and translated by James B. Robinson, 1979.

Candraguhya-tilaka-mahatantraraja.

To. 477. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ja, fols. 247b4-303a7.

Caryagitikosa.

Edited and translated by Per Kvaerne, 1977. Anthology of Buddhist Tantric Songs: A Study of the Caryagiti. Det Norske Videnskaps-Akademi II Hist.- Filos. Klasse Skrifter Ny Serie, no. 14. Oslo: Universitetsforlaget. Edited by Nilratan Sen, 1977. Caryagitikosa facsimile ed. Simla: Indian Institute of Advanced Study.

Caryamelapakapradipa.

Asc. Aryadeva. Edited by Janardan Shastri Pandey, 2000. Caryamelapakapradipam of Acarya Aryadeva. Sarnath: CIHTS.

Cittaguhyadoha.

Asc. *DakinI. To. 2443. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zi, fols. 6733-7137.

Chinnamundasadhana.

Asc. Birwa. To. 1555. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, za, fols. 2o6ai-8a4. See Nihom 1992.

mChod rten drung thob.

Asc. Nagarjuna but written by Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. Podser LL XI.400-6.

Jnanatilaka-yoginitantraraja-paramamahadbhuta.

To. 422. bKa ‘gyur, nga, fols. 96b6-i36a4.

Jnanaprasthana.

  1. i543> 1544.

Jnanavajrasamuccaya.

To. 450. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, cha, fols. 1b1-35b7.

Jnanasiddhi.

Asc. Indrabhuti. Edited with Guhyasiddhi, pp. 93 – 157. Edited by Benoytosh

Bhattacharya, 1929. Two Vajrayana Works. GOS no. 44. Baroda: Oriental Institute.

Jnanodaya-tantra.

Edited by Samdhong Rinpoche and Vrajvallabh Dwivedi, 1988.Jnanodaya Tantram. Rare Buddhist Text Series, no. 2. Sarnath: CIHTS.

Jnanodayopadesa.

Asc. Kayastha Gayadhara. To. 15×4. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zha, fols. 363b4-74b4.

Jnanolka-dharani-sarvagatiparisodhani.

To. 522. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, na, fols. 59a7-6ob4. T. 1397,1398.

rje btsun ma ‘phags pa sgrol ma’i sgrub thabs nyi shu rtsa gcig pa’i las kyi yan lag dang bcas pa mdo bsdus pa.

Asc. *Suryagupta [Nyi-ma sbas-pa]. To. 1686. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, sha, fols. ioa7-24b6.

rNying ma rgyud ‘bum.

mTshams-brag manuscript. 1981. The mTshams-Brag Manuscript of the rNying-ma rgyud ‘bum. 46 vols. Thimphu, Bhutan: National Library. gTing-slcyes manuscript. 1973/74. rNying ma rgyud ‘bum, The Collected Tantras of the Ancient School of Tibetan Buddhism. 36 vols. Thimbu, Bhutan: Dil mgo mkhyen brtse. See Kaneko 1982.

Dakarnava. Dakarnava-mahayoginitantraraja.

To. 372. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud Turn, kha, fols. I37ai-264b7-

Dakinyupadesasrotraparamparapidacchedanavavada.

Anon. To. 2286. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud zhi, fols. i45ai-5oa2.

Tattvaratnavaloka.

Asc. Vagisvarakirti. Edited by Janardan Pandey, 1997. Bauddhalaghugrantha Samgraha, pp. 81-142. Rare Buddhist Text Series, no. 14. Sarnath: CIHTS. To. 1889.

Tattvasamgraha.

See Sarvatathagatatattvasamgraha.

Tantrarthavatara.

Asc. Buddhaguhya. To. 2501. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, ‘i, fols. ibi-9ib6.

Tantrarthavatara-vyakhyana.

Asc. Padmavajra. To. 2502. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, ‘i, fols. 9ib6-35ia7-

Tarka-jvala. Madhyamakahrdayavrtti-tarkajvala.

Asc. Bhavya. To. 2856. bsTan ‘gyur, dbu-ma, dza, fols. 4ob7-329b4.

Tripratyayabhasya.

To. 4432. bsTan ‘gyur, sna-tshogs, no, fols. I4ib7-49a7-

Trisattvasamadhisamapatti.

Asc. Buddhajnanapada. To. 2086. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, tsi, fols. i6ib5-62b5.

gTum mos lam yongs su rdzogs pa.

Asc. *Mahacarya-cirnavrata-Kanha but written by Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. Pod ser LL XI.445-57.

Dasabhumika.

Edited by Kondo Ryuko, 1936. Dasabhumisvaro Nama Mahayanasutram. Rinsen Buddhist Text Series, no. 2. Reprint, Kyoto: Rinsen Book, 1983.

Divyavadana.

Edited by R L. Vaidya, 1959. BST, no. 20. Darbhanga: Mithila Institute.

Dohakosa.

Asc. Birba-pa. To. 2280. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zhi, fols. I34ai-36a4.

Dravva-samgaha.

Asc. Nemicandra Siddhanta-cakravarttl. Edited and translated by Sarat Chandra Ghoshal, 1917. Dravya-samgraha. The Sacred Books of the Jainas, vol. 1. Arrah: Central Jaina Publishing House.

rDo rje sems dpa’ nam mkhache bram ze rgyas pa’i rgyud.

Kaneko 1982, no. 19.

brDa ngespar gzung ba.

To. 1214. bsTan gyur, rgyud, ja, fols. 3i4bi-i6a4.

Nikayabhedavibhanga-vyakhyana.

Asc. Bhavya. To. 4139. bsTan ‘gyur, ‘dul-ba, su, fols. I47a3-54b2.

Nilamatapurana.

Edited by K. de Vreese, 1936. Nilamata or Teachings of Nila – Sanskrit Text with Critical Notes. Leiden: Brill. See Ikari 1994.

Nepalavamsavali.

Edited by Kamal P. Malla, 1985. “Nepalavarhsavali: A Complete Version of the Kaisher Vamsavall.”Contributions to Nepalese Studies 12(2): 75-110.

Nairatmyayogi nisadhana.

Asc. Dombiheruka. To. 1305. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, ta, fols. 2i2b7-i5a7.

rNal ‘byor pa thams cad kyi de kho na nyid snang zhes bya ba grub pa rnams kyi rdo rje’i mgur.

Pseudo-Indie title: Yogasarvatattvaumutrialoka-vikalavajragiti. To. 2453. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zi, fols. 92bi-ii5b3.

Pancakrama.

Asc. Siddha Nagarjuna. Edited by Mimaki Katsumi and Tomabechi Torn, 1994. Pancakrama – Sanskrit and Tibetan Texts Critically Edited with Verse Index and Facsimile Edition of the Sanskrit Manuscripts. 2 parts. Bibliotheca Codicum Asiaticorum 8. Tokyo: Centre for East Asian Cultural Studies for UNESCO.

Pramanavarttika.

Edited by Shastri Dharmakirti and Swami Dwarikadas, 1968. Pramanavarttika ofAcarya Dharmakirtti. Bauddha Bharati Series, no. 3. Varanasi: Bauddha Bharati.

Pramanaviniscaya.

Dharmakirti. To. 4211. bsTan ‘gyur, tshad-ma, ce, fols. i52bi-23oa7- See Steinkellner 1973.

Pramanasamuccaya.

Dignaga. To. 4203. bsTan ‘gyur, tshad-ma, ce, fols. ibi-i3a7. See Hattori 1968.

Phyag rgya chenpoyi ge medpa.

Asc. Vaglsvarakirti but written by Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. Pod ser LL XI.4o6-ig

Phyag rgya i lam skor.

Asc. Indrabhuti. Pod ser LL XI.461-79.

*Biruvajragiti.

Asc. Virupa. To. 2356. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zi, fol. 6b4-7.

Buddhakapala-tantra. Sri-Buddhakapala-yogini-tantra-raja.

To. 424. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, nga, fols. I43ai-67a5; Peking 63. bKa gyur, rgyud Turn, da, fols. I26b4-53a6.

Buddhakapalatantrapanjika Tattvacandrika.

Asc. Padmavajra. To. 1653 bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, ra, fols. i5oa3-66a7.

Bodhicaryavatara.

Edited by P. L. Vaidya, i960. Bodhicaryavatara of Santideva, with the Commentary Panjika of Prajnakaramati. Buddhist Sanskrit Texts, no. 12. Darbhanga: Mithila Institute.

Bodhicittabhavana.

Asc. Manjusrimitra. To. 2591. Edited and translated by Norbu and Lipman, 1986.

Bodhicittavivarana.

Asc. Nagarjuna. To. 1800. Edited and translated by Lindtner, 1982.

Bodhipathapradipa.

Asc. Atisa Dlpamkarasrijnana. Edited by Helmut Eimer, 1978. See Davidson 1995-

Bodhisattvabhumi.

Edited by Unrai Wogihara, 1930-36. Bodhisattvabhumi: A Statement of Whole Course of the Bodhisattva (Being Fifteenth Section ofYogacdrabhumi). Reprint, Tokyo: Sankibo Buddhist Book Store, 1971. To. 4037; T. 1579.

Bhiksavrtti-nama.

Asc. Dombipa. To. 1234. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, nya, fols. 67b7-7oa5.

Bhiksuvarsagraprccha.

To. 4133. bsTan ‘gyur, ‘dul-ba, su, fols. 66ai-7ob3.

Bhotasvamidasalekha.

Buddhaguhya. To. 4194. Dietz 1984, pp. 360-65.

Manjusrimulakalpa.

Ganapati Sastri, 1920. Aryamanjusrimulakalpa. Reprint, Trivandrum: C B H Publications, 1992. To. 543.

Manjusrinamasamgiti.

See Davidson 1981.

Madhyamakalamkara.

Asc. Santaraksita. To. 3884. bsTan ‘gyur, dbu-ma, sa, fols. 53ai – 56b3.

Madhyamakaloka.

Asc. Kamalasila. To. 3887. bsTan ‘gyur, dbu-ma, sa, fols. iT,^by-2/srya.y.

Madhyamakavatara.

Edited by Louis de la Vallee Poussin, 1907 – 12. Madhyamakavatara par Candrakirti. Bibliotheca Buddhica, no. 9. St. Petersburg: L’Academie imperiale des sciences. See Huntington 1989.

Madhyamakopadesa.

Asc. Atisa Dlpamkara. To. 3929. To. bsTan ‘gyur, dbu-ma, ki, fols. 95bi-96a7.

Madhyantavibhaga-tika.

Sthiramati. Edited by Ramachandra Pandeya, 1971. Madhyantavibhaga-sastra. Delhi: Motalal Banarsidass.

Mayamata.

Edited and translated by Bruno Dagens, 1970 – 76. Mayamata – Traite Sanskrit d’architecture. Publications de l’lnstitut fran^ais d’indologie no. 40-I and II. Pondichery: Institut francais d’indologie.

—. 1985. Mayamata – An Indian Treatise on Housing Architecture and Iconography.

New Delhi: Sitaram Bhartia Institute of Science 6c Research.

Mahakala-tantraraja.

To. 440. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ca, fols. 45b6-86ay.

Mahamdyatantra.

Edited by Samdhong Rinpoche and Vrajavallabh Dwivedi, 1992. Mahamayatantram with Gunavati by Ratndkarasanti. Rare Buddhist Text Series, no. 10. Sarnath: CIHTS.

Mahamudratilaka. Sri-Mahamudratilaka-mahayogini-tantrarajadhipati.

To. 420. bKa’ gyur, rgyud ‘bum, nga, fols. 66zi-goby.

Mahayana-sutralamkara.

Asc. Maitreya. T. 1604. To. 4020. Edited by Levi 1907.

Mahavairocanabhisambodhitantra.

Extended title: Mahavairocanabhisambodhi-vikurvitadhisthana-vaipulyasutrendraraja-nama-dharmaparyaya. To. 494. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, tha, fols. i5ib2-26oa7; T.848.i8.ia-55a.

Mahavyutpatti.

Edited by Sasaki Ryozaburo, 1916-25. Mahavyutpatti: Bonzo Kanwa shigaku taiko Mahawyuttpattei. 2 vols. Kyoto.

Mahasamghika-vinaya.

  1. 1425.

Mulamadhyamakakarika.

Edited by Louis de la Vallee Poussin, 1903-13. Mulamadhyamakakarikas de Nagarjuna avec la Prasannapada commentaire de Candrakirti. Bibliotheca Buddhica, ho. 4. St. Petersburg: L’Academie imperiale des sciences.

Mulasarvastivada Vinaya.

To. 1-7. Edited by Nalinaksha Dutt, 1947-50. Gilgit Manuscripts. Vol. 3, parts 1-4. Srinagar: Research Department. Edited by Raniero Gnoli, 1977. The Gilgit Manuscript of the Sanghabhedavastu. SOR, vol. 49, 2 parts. Rome: ISMEO. Edited by Raniero Gnoli, 1978. The Gilgit Manuscript of the Sayandsanavastu and the Adhikaranavastu. SOR, vol. 50. Rome: ISMEO.

Mrcchakatika.

Edited by M. R. Kale, 1924. The Mrichchhakatika of Sudraka. Reprint, Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass, 1988.

Mrtyuvancanopadesa.

Asc. Vaglsvarakirti. To. 1748. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, sha, fols. n8b7-33b3.

rDzogs pa chen po lta ba’i  yang snying \ sangs rgyas thams cad kyi dgongs pa \ nam mkha’ klong yangs kyi rgyud.

Kaneko 1982, no. 114.

Yamantakavajraprabheda-nama-mulamantrartha.

Asc. *Vilasavajra. To. 2014. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, tsi, fols. ibi-69a7.

Yamariyantravali.

Asc. Virupa. To. 2022. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, tsi, fols. 85ai-88a4.

Ye shes kyi mkha ‘gro ma sum cu rtsa lnga’i rtogs pa brjod pa.

Anon. To. 2450. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zi, fols. 8sb6-88ai.

Yogacarabhumi.

Partially edited by Vidhushekhara Bhattacharya, 1957. TheYogacarabhumi of Acarya Asanga. Calcutta: University of Calcutta. See Bodhisattvabhumi and Sravakabhumi. To. 4035-4042. T. 1579.

Yogimsancaratantra.

Edited by Janardan Shastri Pandey, 1998. Yoginisancaratantram with Nibandha of Tathagataraksita and Upadesanusarinivyakhya of Alakakalasa. Rare Buddhist Texts Series, no. 21. Sarnath: CIHTS.

Yon po bsrang ba’i gdams ngag.

Asc. Acyuta-Kanha but written at Sa-skya. Pod ser LL XI.457-61.

Raktayamantakasadhana.

Asc. Virupa. To. 2017. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, tsi, fols. jeh^-yfoy.

Raktayamarisadhana.

Asc. Srlvirupa. To. 2018. bsTan gyur, rgyud, tsi, fols. 78ai-8ob5.

Raktayamarisadhana.

Asc. Buddhajnanapada. To. 2084. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, tsi, fols. i6oa6-i6ia5.

Ratnakuta.

310. To. 45-93.

Ratnagotravibhdga.

Edited by E. H. Johnston, 1950. Ratnagotravibhdga Mahayanottaratantrasastra. Patna: Bihar Research Society. See Takasaki 1966.

Ratnajvalasadhana.

Asc. Prajnedraruci. To. 1251. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, nya, fols. 21433-41132.

Rahasyanandatilaka.

Asc. Mahamati. To. 1345. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, ta, fols. 359136-6637.

Rajatarangini.

Edited and translated by Marc Aurel Stein, 1892. Kalhana’s Rajatarangini or the Chronicle of the Kings of Kashmir. Bombay. M. A. Stein, 1900. Kalhana’s Rajatarahgini, a Chronicle of the Kings of Kashmir. 2 vols. Westminster.

Rig pa rang shar chen po’i rgyud.

A-‘dzom chos-gar xylographic ed. rNying-ma’i rgyud bcu bdun. Vol. 1, pp. 389855. New Delhi: Sanje Dorje, 1977. rNying ma rgyud ‘bum, gTing-skyes manuscript, vol. 10, pp. 2-334; Kaneko 1982, no. 153; mTshams-brag manuscript, vol. 11, pp. 323-699.

Re ma ti srog sngags kyi rgyud kyis rgyalpo.

Samten 1992, Phug-brag no. 772.

Lahkavatara-sutra.

Edited by Nanjio Bunyiu, 1923. Reprint, Bibliotheca Otaniensis, vol. 1. Kyoto: Otani University Press, 1956.

Lam ‘bras bu dang bcas pa’i gdams ngag dang man ngag tu bcaspa.

Asc. Vinipa. To. 2284. bsTan-‘gyur, rgyud, zhi, fols. I39a6-42b7. See app. 2.

Lalitavistara.

Edited by P. L. Vaidya, 1958. Lalita-Vistara. Buddhist Sanskrit Texts, no. 1. Darbhanga: Mithila Institute.

Vajradaka-mahatantraraja.

To. 370. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, kha, fols. 1b1-125a7

Vajrapanjara. Arya-Dakinivajrapanjara-mahatantrarajakalpa.

To. 419. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, nga, fols. 3oa4-65b7.

Vajrapany-abhiseka-mahatantra.

To. 496. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, da, fols. ibi-i56b7.

Vajrabhairavasadhanakarmopacara-sattvasamgraha.

*Amoghavajra. To. 1982. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, mi, fols. I59b5-66a7.

Vajramandalavidhipusti-sadhana.

Asc. *Vilasavajra. Rang zom chos bzanggi gsung ‘bum, vol. 1, pp. 355 – 67.

Vajrayanasthulapatti.

Attributed to Nagarjuna. To. 2482. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zi, fols. 180a2-b3.

*Vajrayanamulapattitika, [rDo rje theg pa’i rtsa ba’i ltung ba’i rgya cher ‘grel pa\.

To. 2486. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zi, fols. i85a7-92b6.

Vajrayanamulapattitika-margapradipa.

Manjusrikirti. To. 2488. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zi, fols. I97b7-23ib7. Vajraviddrana-dharani.

To. 750. Edited by Iwamoto Yukata, 1937. Kleinere Dharani Texte. Vol. 2, pp. 7-9. Kyoto.

Vajrasekhara-mahaguhyayogatantra.

To. 480. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, nya, fols. 14 2bi-27435.

Vasantatilaka.

Asc Krsnacarya. Edited by Samdhong Rinpoche and Vrajavallabh Dwivedi, 1990. Sarnath: CIHTS.

Vidyadharikeli-srivajravarahi-sadhana.

Asc. Advayavajra. SKB IV.28.4.3-29.2.3.

Vinaya-sutra.

Asc. Gunaprabha. To. 4117. Partially edited by P.V. Bapat and V.V. Gokhale, 1982. Vinaya-sutra and Auto-commentary on the Same. Patna: K. P. Jayaswal Research Institute.

Vimalaprabha.

Edited by Jagannatha Upadhyaya, 1986. Bibliotheca Indo-Tibetica Series, no. 11. Edited by Vrajavallabh Dwivedi and S. S. Bahulkar, 1994. Rare Buddhist Texts Series, nos. 12,13. 3 vols. Sarnath: CIHTS.

Viruapadacaurasi.

Asc. Virupa. To. 2283. bsTan gyur, rgyud, zhi, fols. 13834-3936.

*Virupagiti. Bir ru pa’i glu.

To. 2369. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zi , fols. 9a5-9b1; Pe. 3197. rgyud-‘grel vol. tshi 11a5 -11b1.

Vairocanabhisambodhitantrapindartha.

Buddhaguhya. To. 2662. bsTan gyur, rgyud, nyu, fols. 1-653.

Sravakabhumi.

Edited by Karunesha Shukla, 1973. Sravakabhumi of Acarya Asanga. Tibetan Sanskrit Works Series, vol. 14. Patna: K. P. Jayaswal Research Institute.

Sri-Agnimalatantraraja.

To. 407. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 244b1-45b6.

Sri-Guhyasamajasadhana-siddhasambhava-nidhi.

Asc. Vitapada. To. 1874. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, pi, fols. 1b1-69b6.

Sri-Cakrasamvaraguhyacintyatantraraja.

To. 385. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 19631-9931.

Sri-Jnanajvala-tantraraja.

To. 394. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 22231-2337.

Sri-Jnanarajatantra.

To. 398. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud “bum, ga, fols. 22932-3032.

Sri-Jnandsayatantraraja.

To. 404. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 239ai-39b7.

Sri-Jvalagniguhyatantraraja.

To. 400. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud Turn, ga, fols. 23^54-3335.

Sri-Dakarnava-mahayoginitantraraja-vahikatika.

Asc. Padmavajra. To. 1419. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, dza, fols. ibi-3i8a7.

Sri-Dakinisamvaratantra.

To. 406. bKa gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 242b7-44a7.

Sri-Mahakhatantraraja.

To. 387. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 202a2-3bi.

Sri-Mahasamayatantra.

To. 390. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud Turn, ga, fols. 2^4-1633.

Sri-Ratnajvalatantraraja.

To. 396. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 224b4-2yb2.

Sri-Vajradakinigita.

Ascribed to *Dhatujyestha (dbyings kyi gtso mo). To. 2442. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zi, fols. 64b7-67a2.

Sri-Vajrabhairavavidaranatantraraja.

To. 409. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols.24734-4831.

Sri-Smasanalamkaratantraraja.

To. 402. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 23535-3735.

Sri-Sahajapradipa-panjika.

Ascribed to *Vajragupta. To. 1202. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, ja, fols. 160a1-208b1.

Sri-Suryacakratantraraja.

To. 397. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 227b3-29a2.

Sri-Hevajrapanjika muktikavali.

Asc. Ratnakarasanti. To. 1189. Edited by Ram Shankar Tripathi and Thakur Sain Negi, 2001. Hevajratantram with Muktavalipanjika of Mahapanditacarya Ratnakarasanti. Bibliotheca Indo-Tibetica Series, no. 68. Sarnath: CIHTS.

Sri-Hevajrapradipasulopamavavadaka.

Asc. *Saroruhavajra. To. 1220. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, nya, fols. i9a7-2ob6.

Sri-Hevajrasadhana.

Asc. Dombi-pa. To. 1232. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, nya, fols. 45a4-48a1.

Sri-Hevajrabhisamayatilaka.

Asc. Sakya srung-ba. To. 1277. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, ta, fols. 10536-3036.

gShin rje gshed kyi yid bzhin gyi nor but phreng ba zhe bya ba’i sgrub thabs. Anon. To. 2083. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, tsi, 159a7-60a6.

Sadangasadhana.

Asc. *Durjayacandra. To. 1239. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, nya, fols. 126132-3033.

Saddharmopadesa.

Asc. Tillipa. To. 2330. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zhi, fols. 27037-7133. Also in gDams ngag mdzod, vol. 5, pp. 106-7.

Samvaravyakhya.

Asc. Kanha. To. 1460. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zha, fols. 6a3-10b7.

Samvarodaya-tantra.

To. 373. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, kha, fols. 26531-31136. Edited and translated by Shinichi Tsuda, 1974. The Samvarodaya-Tantra – Selected Chapters. Tokyo: Hokuseido Press.

Satyadvayavibhanga.

Edited and translated by Malcolm David Eckel, 198j. Jnanagarbha’s Commentary on the Distinction Between the Two Truths. Albany: State University of New York Press.

Sandhivyakarana-tantra.

To. 444. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ca, fols. I58ai-207b7.

Saptanga.

Attributed to Vagisvarakirti. To. 1889. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud pi, fols. 203a3-4b4.

Samadhiraja-sutra.

Edited by P.L. Vaidya, 1961. Buddhist Sanskrit Texts, no. 2. Darbhanga: Mithila Institute.

Samputa-tantra. Samputodbhava.

To. 381. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 73bi-i58b7; Pe. 26. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 244a2-330a5. Partially edited by Tadeusz Skorupski, 1996.

Samputa-tilaka.

To. 382. bKa’ ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. ^<^7-8437; Pe. 27. bKa gyur rgyud ‘bum, ga, fols. 33035-5736.

Sarahapadasya dohakosa.

C. Bagchi, 1935; M. Shahidullah, 1928; see Kanhapadasya dohakosa.

Sarvatathagatatattvasamgraha.

Edited by Yamada Isshi, 1980. Sarva-tathagata-Tattvasangraha: A Critical Edition Based on a Sanskrit Manuscript and Chinese and Tibetan Translations. New Delhi: International Academy of Indian Culture. Reprinted with errors by Chandra Lokesh, ed., 1987. Sarva-Tathdgata-Tattva-Sangraha. Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass, 1987. To. 479; T. 882.

Sarvadurgatiparisodhana-tantra.

Edited and translated by Tadeusz Skorupski, 1983. The Sarvadurgatiparisodhana Tantra – Elimination of All Evil Destinies. Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass.

Sarvabuddhasamayoga, or Sarvabuddhasamayoga-dakinijala-sambara-nama-uttara-tantra. (longer recension)

To. 366. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ka, fols. 151b1-93a6.

Sarvabuddhasamayoga-ganavidhi.

Asc. Indrabhuti. To. 1672. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, la, fols. I95a7-99a4.

Sarvabuddhasamayoga-tantraraja. (shorter recension)

rNying ma rgyud ‘bum, mTshams-brag ms., vol. tsha, fols. 1b1-26a7- Kaneko 1982, no. 207.

Sahajasiddhi.

Asc. Indrabhuti. To. 2210. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zhi, fols. ibi-4a3; Pe. 3107. bsTan ‘gyur rgyud-‘grel, tsi, fols. 1b1-4b7.

Sahajasiddhi.

Asc. Dombiheruka. In Malati J. Shendge, ed. and trans., 1967. “Srisahajasiddhi,”IIJ10 (1967):126-49. Edited with the Guhyasiddhi, pp. 181 – 91.

Sahajasiddhi.

Asc. Dombiheruka. Pod ser LL XI.387-95.

Sahajasiddhipaddhati.

Asc. Lha-lcam rje-btsun-ma dpal-mo (? = *Devibhattarikasri). To. 2211. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, zhi, fols. 4a3-25a1; Pe. 3108. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud-‘grel, tsi, fols. 4b8-29a7.

Sadhanamala.

Edited by Benoytosh Bhattacharya, 1925. GOS nos. 26, 41. 2 vols. Baroda: Oriental Institute.

Sunisprapancatattvopadesa.

Asc. Virupa. To. 2020. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, tsi, fols. 8:^7-8436.

Suparigraha-mandalavidhi-sadhana.

Asc. Durjayacandra. To. 1240. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, nya, fols. i3oa3-54a7.

Sekaprakriya.

To. 365. bKa ‘gyur, rgyud ‘bum, ka, fols. i46a7-5oa7-

Hevajra-tantra.

Edited and translated David L. Snellgrove, 1959. The Hevajra Tantra: A Critical Study. 2 vols. London Oriental Series, vol. 6. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Includes the Yogaratnamala of Kanhapada.

Hevajrasadhana.

Asc. Manjusrijnana. To. 1301. bsTan ‘gyur, rgyud, ta, fols. I99b6-205b2.

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Chos ‘byung dpag bsam ljon bzang.

Sum-pa mkhan-po ye-shes dpal-‘byor. Lanzhou: Kan su’i mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1992.

Chos ‘byung me tog snyingpo sbrang rtsi’i bcud.

Asc. Nyang Nyi-ma ‘od-zer. Gangs can rig mdzod, vol. 5. Lhasa: Bod ljongs mi dmangs dpe skrun khang, 1988.

Chos la ‘jug pa’i sgo.

bSod-nams rtse-mo. SKB II.318.3.1-45.3.6.

rje dus gsum mkhyen pa’i rnam thar.

rGwa-lo rNam-rgyal rdo-rje. In Dus gsum mkhyen pa’i bka’ ‘bum, vol. 1, pp. 47-139.

rje btsun pa’i mnal lam.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB IV.98.2.6-100.1.6; LL I.57-64.

rje btsun sa sky a pa gong ma gsum gyi rnam par thar pa dpag bsam ljon pa.

Anonymous. Included in Sa skyapa lam ‘bras bla brgyud kyi rnam thar, pp. 57-107. Dehra Dun: Sakya Centre, 1985.

rje sa chen la bstod pa.

bSod-nam rtse-mo. SKB II.37.4.1-38.3.4.

Nyang ral rnam thar. sPrul sku mnga bdag chen po’i skyes rab rnam thar dri ma med pa’i bka’ rgya can.

In Bka brgyad bde gs’egs ‘dus pa’i chos skor. 13 vols. Ngagyur Nyingmay Sungrab Series, no. 75, vol. 1, pp. 1-163. Gangtok: Sonam Topgay Kazi, 1978.

Nye brgyud gcod kyi khrid yig gsal bar bkod pa legs bshad bdud rtsi’i rol mtsho.

Pad-ma lung-rtogs rgya-mtsho. Thimphu: Kunsang Topgay, 1978.

gNyags ma.

Sa-chen Kun-dga’ snying-po.

gZhung bshad gnyags ma.

LL XI.21-128.

mNyam med sgam po pa’i rnam thar.

sGam-po sPyan-snga bSod-nams lhun-grub zla-‘od rgyal-mtshan. Xining: mTsho sngon mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1993.

rNying ma bka’ ma rgyaspa.

Various authors. Edited by bDud- joms ‘Jigs-bras ye-shes rdo-rje, 1982. 55 vols. Kalimpong: Dubjung Lama.

sNying thigya bzhi.

Asc. kLong-chen-pa Dri-med ‘od-zer. 11 vols. New Delhi: Trulku Tsewang, Jamyang, and L. Tashi, 1970.

sNying thig lo rgyus chen mo.

In sNying thigya bzhi, vol. 9, pp. 1-179. In rNying ma bka’ ma rgyaspa, vol. 45, pp. 503-657.

Tun hong nas thon pa’i bod kyi lo rgyus yig cha.

Edited by dBang-rgyal and bSod-nams, 1992. Beijing: Mi rigs dpe skrun khang.

gTam gyi tshogs theg pa’i rgya mtsho.

‘Jigs-med gling-pa. Edited by bSod-nams tshe-brtan, 1991. Jigs med gling pa’i gtam tshogs. Lhasa: Bod ljongs bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun khang.

gTer ston brgya rtsa’i rnam thar.

Kong-sprul blo-gros mtha’-yas. In Rin chen gter mdzod chen mo, vol. ka, pp. 291-759.

gTer ‘byung chen mo.

Gu-ru Chos-kyi dbang-phyug. The Autobiography and Instructions of Gu-ru Chos-kyi dban-phyug, vol. 2, pp. 75-193. Paro: Ugyen Tempa’i Gyaltsen, 1979.

gTer ‘byung chen mo gsal ba’i sgron me.

Ratna gling-pa. In Tseten Dorji, ed., 1973. Selected Works of Ratna-Glin-pa, vol. 1, pp. 1-215. Tezu, Arunachal Pradesh: Tibetan Nyingmapa Monastery.

sTag lung chos ‘byung.

sTag-lung zhabs-drung Ngag-dbang rnam-rgyal, supplemented by sTag-lung Khris-‘dzin Ngag-dbang bstan-pa’i nyi-ma. Gang can rig mdzod Series, vol. 22. Lhasa: Bod ljongs bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun khang, 1992.

brTag gnyis rnam ‘grel dag ldan.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB III.96.3.1-162.3.6.

bsTan bcos lung gi nyi ‘od.

In sGam popa gsung ‘bum yid bzhin nor bu, vol. 4, pp. 91-184.

bsTan rtsis gsal ba’i nyin byed.

Mang-thos klu-sgrub rgya-mtsho. Lhasa: Bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun khang, 1987.

bsTod pa rnam dag gi phreng ba.

Asc. ‘Phags-pa bLo-gros rgyal-mtshan. SKB VI.142.4.1-43.3.3.

Theg chen tshul ‘jug.

Rong-zom Chos kyi bzang-po. Commentaries on the Guhyagarbha and Other Rare Nyingmapa Texts from the Library of Dudjom Rimpoche, pp. 223-431.

New Delhi: Sanje Dorje, 1974.

Theg chen rgyud bla’i don bsdus pa.

Dharamsala: Library of Tibetan Works and Achives, 1993.

Theg pa chen po’i mal ‘by or jug pa’i thabs.

A-ro Ye-shes ‘byung-gnas.

sNga gyur bka ma’i chos sde, vol. 59, pp. 5-47.

Chengdu: Kah thog mKhan po ‘Jam-dbyangs, 1999. Copy provided courtesy of David Germano.

Thos yig rgya mtsho.

Ngor-chen Kun-dga’ bzang-po. SKB IX.44.4.1-108.2.6.

Dang po’i las can gyi bya ba’i rim pa dang lam rim bgrod tshul.

bSod-nams rtse-mo. SKB II.143.2.1-47.2.1.

Dam chos snying po zhi byed las rgyud kyi snyan rgyud zab ched ma.

Edited by Barbara Nimri Aziz, 1979. The Tradition of Pha Dam-pa Saris-rgyas: A Treasured Collection of His Teachings Transmitted by Thugs-sras Kun-dga’. 5 vols. Thimphu: Druk Sherik Parkhang.

Dam chos dgongs pa gcig pa’i yig cha.

dbOn-po Shes-rab ‘byung-gnas. Thimphu: Kunsang Topgey, 1976.

Dus gsum mkhyen pa’i bka ‘bum.

Selected Writings of the First Zwa-Nag Karma-pa Dus-Gsum-Mkhyen-pa. 2 vols. Gangtok: Dzongsar Chhentse Labrang, 1980.

Deb ther sngon po.

‘Gos lo-tsa-ba gZhon-nu dpal. 2 vols. Chengdu: Si khron mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1984. See Roerich 1949.

Deb ther dmar po.

Tshal-pa Kun-dga’ rdo-rje. Beijing: Mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1981.

Deb ther dmar po gsar ma.

Edited and translated by Giuseppe Tucci, 1971. Deb T’er Dmar Po Gsar Ma: Tibetan Chronicles. SOR 24. Rome: ISMEO.

gDams ngag byung tshul gyi zin bris gsang chen bstan pa rgyas byed.

‘Jam-dbyangs mKhyen-brtse’i dbang-phyug. LL XIV.2-154.

gDams ngag mdzod.

Kong-sprul bLo-gros mtha’-yas. 14 vols. Paro: Lama Ngodrup and Sherab Drimay, 1979.

gDung rabs chen mo.

‘Jam-mgon A-mes-zhabs. Dzam gling byang phyogs kyi thub pa’i rgyal tshab chen po dpal ldan sa skya pa’i gdung rabs rin po che ji ltar byon pa’i tshul gyi rnam par tharpa ngo mtshar rin po che’i bang mdzod dgos ‘dod kun ‘byung. Beijing: Mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1986.

bDag med mai dbang gi tho yig.

bSod-nams rtse-mo. SKB II.404.1.4-3.6.

bDag med lha mo bco lnga’i mngon rtogs.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB III.222.1.1-26.3.6.

bDag med lha mo bco lnga’i bstodpa dri ma med pa’i rgyan and bDag med bstod pa’i bsdus don.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB III.291.3.2-93.1.6.

bDud rtsi ‘khyil pa sgrub thabs las sbyor dang bcas pa.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB IV.65.4.5-67.2.6.

bDe mchog kun tu spyod pa’i rgyud kyi gsal byed.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB IV.48.4.6-55.2.6.

bDe mchog nag po pa’i dkyil chog lag tu blang ba’i rim pa.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB III.326.4.1-44.4.6.

bDe mchog lu hi pa’i lugs kyi bla ma brgyud pa’i lo rgyus.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB III.293.2-98.4.

rDo rje phur pa’i chos byung ngor mtshar rgya mtsho’i rba rlabs.

In Sog bzlog pa gsung ‘bum, vol. 1, pp. ni-201.

rDo rje ‘byung ba’i yig sna.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB IV.i 12.2.1-47.4.6.

lDan bu ma.

Sa-chen Kun-dga snying-po. gZhung rdo rje’i tshig rkang gi ‘grel pa rnal ‘byor dbang phyug dpal sa skyapa chen po la jo gdan ldan bu mas zbuspa. LL XXIX.297 – 496.

lDe’u chos ‘byung.

Asc. lDe’u jo-sras. Chos byung chen mo bstan pa’i rgyal mtshan lde’u jo sras kyi mdzad pa. Lhasa: Mi dmangs dpe skrun khang, 1987.

sDom gsum rab dbye.

Sa-skya Pandita. SKB V.297.1.1-320.4.5.

Nag po dkyil choggi bshad sbyar.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB III.304.3.2-26.3.6.

gNas bstod kyi nyams dbyangs.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB IV.347.3.6-48.2.6.

gNas yig phyogs bsgrigs.

Edited by dGe-‘dun chos-‘phel et al., 1998. Chengdu: Si khron mi rigs dpe skrun khang.

gNa’ mbs bod kyi changpa’i lam srol.

Bar-shi Phun-tshogs Dbang-rgyal. Dharamsala: Library of Tibetan Works Sc Archives, 1979.

rNam thar rgyaspa.

Edited by Helmut Eimer, 1979.

rNam thar yongs grags.

mChims Nam-mkha’-grags. In Pha chos, pp. 44-228.

rNam thar lam yig.

Asc. ‘Brom-ston rGyal-ba’i Tyung-gnas. In Pha chos, pp. 229-90.

rNal ‘byor byang chub seng ge’i dris lan.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB III.276.4.1-78.2.7.

Padma bka thang.

Orgyan gling-pa. Chengdu: Si khron mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1987.

Pusti dmar chung. Lam ‘bras gzhung bshad pod dmar ma.

First compiled by Kun-dga’ dbang-phyug with later additions. LL XIII.

Pod nag. Lam ‘bras bzhung bshad pod nag.

bLa-ma dam-pa bSod-nams rgyal-mtshan. LL XVI.

Pod ser.

First compiled by Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan, with many additions. LL XI.

dPal kye rdo rje rtsa ba’i rgyud brtag pa gnyis pa’i bsdus don.

bSod-nams rtse-mo. SKB II.168.3.1-76.1.6.

dPal kye rdo rje’i sgrub thabs mtsho skyes kyi ti ka.

bSod-nams rtse-mo. SKB II. 116.3.1-31.2.1.

dPal kye rdo rje’i rnam par bshad pa nyi ma’i ‘od zer.

 bSod-nams rtse-mo. SKB II.41.3.1-109.3.6.

dPal kye rdo rje’i rtsa ba’i rgyud brtag pa gnyis pa’i dka’ ‘grel man ngag don gsal.

Asc. sGyi-chu-ba. SKB 1.66.1-78.3.

dPal ldan Bi ru pa la bstodpa.

Sa-chen Kun-dga’ snying-po with additions. SKB I.1.1.1-2.2.4.

dPal ldan sa skya pandi ta chen po’i rnam par thar pa.

Gung-thang gi btsun-pa Zhang rgyal-ba-dpal. SKB V.433.2.1-38.4.6.

dPal Na ro pa’i rnam par thar pa.

dBang-phyug rgyal-mtshan. The Biographies of Tilopa ananaropa by Dban- phyug-rgyal-mtshan. Darjeeling: Kargyud Sungrab Nyamso Khang, 1976.

dPal sa sky a pa’i man ngag gees btus pa rinpo che’i phreng ba.

Asc. Sa-chen Kun-dga’ snying-po. SKB 1.268.2.1-81.2.6.

dPalgsang ba dus pa’i dam pa’i chos byung ba’i tshul legs par bshad pa gsang ‘dus chos kun gsal pa’i nyin byed.

A-mes-zhabs Ngag-dbang kun-dga’ bsod-nams. Rajpur: Sakya Centre, 1985.

dPe chos rin chen spungs pa.

Asc. Po-to-ba Rin-chen-gsal. Dharma upama ratna sangrah. Sarnath: Mongolian Lama Guru Deva, 1965. Includes the commentary dPe chos rinpo che spungs pa’i bum ‘grel by bTsun-pa Shes-rab rdo-rje.

sPyod pa’i rgyud spyi’i rnam par gzhags pa legs par bshad pa’i sgron me.

Ngor-chen Kun-dga’ bzang-po. SKB X.248.3.1-65.4.2.

Pha chos.

Asc. ‘Brom-ston rGyal-ba’i ‘byung-gnas. Jo bo rje dpal ldan a ti sha’i thar bka’ gdam pha chos. Xining: Mtsho sngon mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1993.

Pha dam pa’i rnam thar.

Chos kyi seng ge. In Pha dam pa dang ma cig lab sgron kyi rnam thar, pp. 3-242. Xining: Mtsho sngon mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1992.

Phag mo gru pa’i bka ‘bum.

Photocopy in possession of University of Hamburg. 5 vols. Provided courtesy of Jan-Ubich Sobisch.

Phag mo gru pa’i gsung ‘bum.

Edited by Gompo Tseten, 1976. The Collected works (Gsun ‘Bum) of Phag- Mo-Gru-Pa Rdo-Rje-Rgyal-Po. Gangtok: Palace Monastery.

Phag mo gru pa’i rnam thar rinpo che’i phreng ba.

dPal-chen Chos-kyi ye-shes. In Phag mo gru pa’i gsung ‘bum, pp. 5-62.

Phag mo las bcu i gsal byed.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB IV.23.2.5-28.2.5.

Phyag rgya chen po gees pa btus pa’i man ngag.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB IV 302,3.1-11.4.5.

Phra mo brgyad kyi man ngag.

Asc. Sa-skya Pandita. SKB V.353.2.1-54.3.1.

Phags pa don yod zhags pa’i lo rgyus.

bSod-nams rtse-mo. SKB II.436.2.1-38.2.3.

Phags pa rdo rje gur gyi rgyan.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan, written 1210. SKB III.175.1.1-211.1.6.

Bande ma.

Asc. Sa-chen Kun-dga’ snying-po. gZhung rdo rje’i tshig rkang gi ‘grel pa mal ‘byor dbang phyug dpal sa skya pa chen po la bande gshing rje mas zhus pa. LL XXVIII.1-148.

Ba ri be’u bum.

Be’u bum of Ba ri Lo tsa ba Rin chen grags. Delhi: Lama Jurme Drakpa, 1974.

Bu chos.

sBrom ston rgyal ba’i ‘byung gnas kyi skyes rabs bka gdams bu chos. Xining: mTsho sngon mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1993.

Bu ston bka’ ‘bum.

Edited by Chandra Lokesh, 1971. The Collected Works of Bu-ston. Sata-Pitaka Series, no. 68. 28 vols. New Delhi: International Academy of Indian Culture.

Bu ston chos ‘byung.

Edited by rDo-rje rgyal-po, 1988. Chos ‘byung gsung rab rin po che’i mdzod. Beijing: Krung go bod kyi shes rig dpe skrun khang. Partially edited by Szerb 1990.

Baidurya sngon po.

Sangs-rgyas rgya-mtsho. Aryaveda in Tibet: A Survey of the History and Literature of Lamaist Medicine. Leh: Tashi Yangphel Tashigang, 1970.

Bo dong gsung ‘bum.

Encyclopedia Tibetica: The Collected Works of Bo-Don Pan-Chen Phyogs-Las-Rnam- Rgyal. New Delhi: Tibet House, 1973.

Bod kyi rgyal rabs.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB IV.295.1.6-96.4.2.

Bod kyi gnas yig bdams bsgrigs. Edited by Tshe ring dpal ‘byor, 1995. Lhasa: Bod ljongs bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun khang.

Bod kyi gdung rus zhib jug.

lDong-ka-tsang dGe-bshes chos-grags et al. Beijing: Mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 2001.

Bod rje lha btsan po’i gdung rabs tshig nyung don gsal.

Kah-thog mkhan-po Tshe-dbang nor-bu. In Bod kyi lo rgyus deb ther khag lnga, pp. 55-86. Lhasa: Bod ljongs bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun khang, 1990.

Bod sil bu’i byung ba brjod pa shel dkar phreng ba.

Nor-brang O-rgyan. Lhasa: Bod ljongs mi dmangs dpe skrun khang, 1991.

Bhir ba pa’i lo rgyus.

In gZun bsad Klog skya ma and Other Related Esoteric Texts, pp. 347-404.

Bya rgyud spyi’i rnam par bshad pa legs par bshad pa’i rgya mtsho.

Ngor-chen Kun-dag’ bzang-po. SKB X.265.4.2-319.1.6.

Bya spyod rigs gsum spyi’i rig gtad kyi cho ga.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan.

SKB IV.252.4.1-55.1.5.

Byang chub sems dpa’i spyod pa la ‘jug pa’i ‘grel pa.

bSod-nams rtse-mo. SKB II.457.4.1-515.2.6.

By in rlabs tshar gsum khug pa.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan.

SKB III.94.2.3-95.3.4.

bLa ma rgya gar ba’i lo rgyus.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan.

SKB III. 170.1.1-73.1.6; LL 1.2-14; LL XI.581-94.

bLa ma brgyudpa bod kyi lo rgyus.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB III.173.1.7 – 74.1.7; LL 1.14-18; LL XI.594-99.

bLa ma brgyud pa’i rnam par thar pa ngo mtshar snang ba.

Asc. bLa-ma Dam-pa bSod-nams rgyal-mtshan. LL XVI.2-121.

bLa ma mnga’ rispas mdzad pa’i brtag gnyis kyi tshig ‘grel.

Asc. mNga’-ris-pa gSal-ba’i snying-po. SKB 1.13.4-65.4.

bLa ma rje btsun chen po’i rnam thar.

Sa-skya Pand’ta Kun-dga’ rgyal-mtshan. SKB V.143.1.1-48.3.4.

bLa ma dam pa chos kyi rgyalpo rinpo che’i rnam par thar pa rinpo che’i phreng ba.

Asc. Ye-shes rgyal-mtshan. LL 1.290-338.

bLa ma rnam thar bstod pa khyod nyi ma.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB III.82.4.5-83.3.6.

bLa ma ba ri lo tsa ba rin chen grags kyi rnam thar.

bSod-nams rtse-mo. Sa skya’i rje btsun gong ma rnam lnga’i gsung ma phyi gsar rnyed\ vol. 1, pp. 255-66.

bLa ma sa sky a pa chen poi rnam thar.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB III.83.3.6-87.3.5.

dBa’ bzhed.

Edited and translated by Pasang Wangdu and Hildegard Diemberger, 2000. dBa bzhed: The Royal Narrative Concerning the Bringing of the Buddha’s Doctrine to Tibet. Vienna: Osterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften.

‘Bri gung chos rje ‘Jig rten mgon po bka’ ‘bum.

The Collected Writings (Gsun- Bum) of’Bri-Gung Chos-Rje ‘Jig-rten-Mgon-po Rin-Chen-Dpal. 5 vols. New Delhi: Khangsar Talku, 1969.

‘Bri gung gdan rabs gser phreng.

‘Bri-gung bsTan-‘dzin pad-ma’i rgyal-mtshan. Lhasa: Bod ljongs bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun khang, 1989.

‘Brugpa’i chos ‘byung.

‘Brug-pa Padma dKar-po. Gangs-cen rig-mdzod Series, no. 19. Lhasa: Bod ljongs bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun khang, 1992.

sBa bzhed.

Edited by mGon-po rgyal-mtshan, 1980. Beijing: Mi rigs dpe skrun khang.

sBa bzhed zhabs btags ma.

Edited by Rolf A. Stein, 1961. Une chronique ancienne de bSam-yas: sBa-bted. Publications de l’lnstitut des hautes etudes chinoises, textes et documents, no. 1. Paris: Institut de hautes etudes chinoises.

Mani bka’ ‘bum.

Man. Bka’ ‘Bum: A Collection of Rediscovered Teachings Focusing upon the Tutelary Deity Avalokitesvara (Mahakarunika). 2 vols. New Delhi: Trayang and Jamyang Samten, 1975.

Man ngag gces pa btus pa.

Asc. Sa-chen Kun-dga’ snying-po. dPal sa skya pa’i man ngag gces pa btus pa rin po che’i phreng ba. SKB 1.268.2.1-81.2.6.

Man ngag lta phreng.

Rong zom gsung thor bu, pp. 1-18. See Karmay 1988, pp. 163-71.

Man ngag lta bat phreng ba zhes by a ba’i ‘grel pa.

Rong zom gsung thor bu, pp. 19-124.

Mar pa lo tsa’i rnam thar.

Asc. Khrag-‘thung rgyal-po (gTsang-smyong he-ru-ka). Chengdu: Si khron mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1983. See Nalanda Translation Committee 1982.

Mi la rnam thar.

Edited by J.W. de Jong, 1959. Mi la ras pa’i rnam thar: Texte tibetain de la vie de Milarepa. Indo-Iranian Mongraphs, no. 4. The Hague: Mouton.

Myang chos ‘byung. Apocryphally asc. Jo-nang Taranatha. Edited by Lhag-pa tshe-ring, 1983. Myangyul stod smad bar gsum gyi ngo mtshar gtam legs bshad mkhas pa’i ‘jug ngogs. Lhasa: Bod ljongs mi dmangs dpe skrun khang. See Martin 1997, no. 190.

sMon lam dbang bzhi z bshad par sbyar ba.

Anonymous but possibly by Sa-chen Kun-dga snying-po. Sa skya’i rje btsun gong ma rnam lnga’i gsung maphyi gsar rnyed, vol. 1, pp. 81 – 84.

sMra sgo mtshon cha. sMra ba’i sgo mtshon cha lta bu.

To. 4295. bsTan ‘gyur, sgra-mdo, she, fols. 277b1-281b7.

sMra sgo’i mtshon cha’i mchan rje btsun grags pa rgyal mtshan gyis mdzad pa.

Asc. Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. Sa skya’i rje btsun gong ma rnam lnga’i gsung ma phyi gsar rnyed, vol. 1, pp. 767-94.

rTsa ba’i ltung ba bcu bzhi pa’i ‘grelpa gsal byed ‘khrul spong.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB III.235.1.1-65.3.6.

rTsa dbu ma’i khridyig.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB IV.36.2.5-42.4.2.

Tshar chen rnam thar.

Ngag-dbang blo-bzang rgya-mtsho (Dalai Lama V). Rigs dang dkyil ‘khor kun

gyi khyab bdag rdo rje ‘chang bio gsal rgya mtsho grags pa rgyal mtshan dpal bzang po’i rnam par tharpa dob bshad bstan pa’i nyi ‘od. LL II.399-637.

Tshig mdzod chen mo. Bod rgya tshig mdzod chen mo.

Edited by Krang dbyis sun et al., 1985. 3 vols. Beijing: Mi rigs dpe skrun khang.

mDzod nag ma.

Karma-pa III Rang-byung rdo-rje. The Life and Songs of Mi-La-Ras-Pa. 2 vols. Dalhousie: Damchoe Sangpo, 1978.

Zhang ston la bstodpa.

Sa-chen Kun-dga’ snying-po. SKB I.2.2.4-2.3.4.

Zhi byed snga phyi bar gsum gyi khrid yig rnams phyogs gcig tu bsdebs pa bdud rtsi’i nying khu.

Lo-chen Dharma-Shri. gDams ngag mdzod, vol. 9, pp. 308-404.

Zhi byed dang gcod yul gyi chos ‘byung rin po che’i phreng ba.

Khams-smyon Dharma seng-ge. In Good Kyi Chos Skor, pp. 411-597. New Delhi: Tibet House, 1974.

Zhib mo rdo rje.

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Zhu byas ma.

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gZhan phan nyer mkho.

Grags-pa rgyal-mtshan. SKB IV.228.2.1-37.2.6.

Zangs gling ma.

Nyang-ral Nyi-ma ‘Od-zer. sLob dpon padma’i rnam thar zangs gling ma. Chengdu: Si khron mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1989.

Zab don gnad kyi sgron me.

Go-rams bSod-nams seng-ge. Go ram bka ‘bum, vol. 12, pp. 1-29.

Zla rgyal ma.

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A ‘u ma.

Sa-chen Kun-dga’ snying-po. gZhung rdo rje’i tshig rkanggi ‘grelpa mal ‘byor dbang phyug dpal sa skya pa chen po la jo mo ‘a ‘u mas zhus pa. LL XXIX.161-295.

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Yi ge’i bklag thab byispa bde blag tu ‘jugpa.

bSod-nams rtse-mo. SKB II.345.4.1-49.4.6.

Yum don ma.

Sa-chen Kun-dga’ snying-po. gZhung rdo rjei tshig rkanggi ‘grelpa rnal ‘byor dbang phyug dpal sa sky a pa chenpo la yum ma gcig zhang mo’i don du mdzad pa. LL XXIX.1-159.

Rin chen gter mdzod chen mo.

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Rin chen snang ba shlo ka nyi shupa’i rnam par ‘grelpa.

Pod ser, pp. 194-243.

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Rang zom gsung thor bu.

Rong-zom Chos-kyi bzang-po. Selected Writings (Gsuh Thor Bu) of Ron- zom Cbos-kyi-bzah-po. Leh: ‘Khor-gdon Gter-sprul ‘Chi-med-rig-‘dzin, 1974.

Rwa sgreng dgon pa’i dkar chag.

Lhun-grub chos-‘phel. Chengdu: Si khron mi rigs dpe skrun khang, 1994.

Rwa lo tsa ba’i rnam thar.

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rLangs kyi po ti bse ru rgyas pa.

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Lam jug pa dang ldogs pa.

Sa-chen Kun-dga’ snying-po. Pod ser, pp. 323-25.

Lam ‘bras khogphub.

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Lam ‘bras rgyud pa’i gsol ‘debs.

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Lam ‘bras snyan brgyud.

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Lam ‘bras byung tshul.

Ngor-chen Kun-dga’ bzang-po, supplemented by Gung-ru Shes-rab bzang-po.

Lam ‘bras bu dang bcas pa’i man ngag gi byung tshul gsung ngag rinpo che bstan pa rgyas pa’i nyi ‘od. SKB IX.108-26.

Lam ‘bras lam skor sogs kyi gsan yig.

‘Phags-pa bLo-gros rgyal-mtshan. SKB VI.32.4.1 – 35.1.4.

Lam ‘bras slob bshad.

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Lam zab mo bla ma’i rnal ‘byor.

Asc. Sa-skya Pandita. SKB V.339.3.1-43.4.1.

Lus kyi dkyi ‘khor.

Sa-chen Kun-dga’ snying-po. Pod ser, pp. 135-38.

Lo tsa ba chenpoi bsdus don.

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Sa skya gsung rab dkar chag. dPal ldan sa skya’i rje btsun gong ma lnga’i gsung rab rin po che’i par gyi sgo ‘phar ‘byedpa’i dkar chag ‘phrulgyi lde’u mig.

By dGe-slong bKra-shis Lhun-grub. SKB VII.310.3.1-43.1.6.

Sa skya legs bshad gter.

Sa-skya Pandita. SKB V.50.2.1-61.32.6. See Bosson 1969.

Sa skya’i gdung rabs.

sGra-tshad-pa Rin-chen rnam-rgyal. In Bu ston bka ‘bum, vol. 28, pp. 309-14.

Sa skya’i rje btsun gong ma rnam lnga’i gsung maphyi gsar rnyed.

Edited by bSod-nams tshe-‘phel et al. 3 vols. n.p. (Lhasa?): n.d. (late 1980s?). Copy provided courtesy of E. Gene Smith and the Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center, Cambridge, Mass.

Sam pu ta’i ti ka gnad kyi gsal byed. bSod-nams rtse-mo. SKB II.188.1.1-307.1.6.

Sems kyi mtshan nyid gab pa mngon du phyung ba.

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Sras don ma.

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sLob dpon dga rab rdo rje nas brgyud pa’i rdzogs pa chenpo sems sde iphra khrid kyi man ngag.

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sLob dpon rdo rje dril bu pa’i lo rgyus.

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sLob dpon Phya pa la bstodpa.

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sLob dpon mtsho skyes kyi lo rgyus.

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gSung ngag rin po che lam ‘bras bu dang bcas pa ngor lugs thun min slob bshad dang thun mong tshogs bshad tha dad kyi smin grol yan lang dang bcaspa’i brgyud yig gser gyi phreng ba byin zab ‘od brgya ‘bar ba.

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gSung ngag slob bshad khob phub gnad kyi be’u bum.

Mang-thos kLu-sgrub rgya-mtsho. LL XVIII.161-241.

gSo dpyad rgyal po’i dkor mdzod.

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bSam gtan migsgron.

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Arga’i cho ga dang rab tu gnas pa don gsal.

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Asta’i gzhi bshad.

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A seng ma.

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