| Pāli |
DN 14 |
Mahāpadāna |
DN ii 1 |
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| Chinese |
EA 48.4 T 125.48.4
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? |
T ii 790a07 |
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| Chinese |
T 3 |
毘婆尸佛 |
T i 154b05 |
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| Chinese |
T 2 |
七佛 |
T i 150a03 |
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| Chinese |
T 4 |
七佛父母姓字 |
T i 159a24 |
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| Chinese |
DA 1 T 1.1
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大本 |
T i 001b11 |
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| Pāli |
SN 12.65 |
Nagara |
SN ii 104 |
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| Sanskrit |
SF 34 |
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Fukita 1988a ▶ FUKITA, Takamichi 1988a. Daihongyō to Hasōji ni miru kyōtsū no dentō to chihōteki hensen, tokuni Bosatsu-tanjō-densetsu o chūshin to shite [Common tradition and local development of the Mahāvadānasūtra and the Saṃghabhedavastu, particularly focusing on the Bodhisattva’s birth legend]. Hōnen Gakkai Ronsō 6: 5–22. |
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| Sanskrit |
SF 29 |
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Fukita 1985a ▶ FUKITA, Takamichi 1985a. The Mahāvadāna sūtra: A reconstruction of chapters IV and V. Bukkyō Daigaku Daigakuin Kenkyū Kiyō 13: 17–52. |
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| Sanskrit |
SF 30 |
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Fukita 1985b ▶ FUKITA, Takamichi 1985b. Bonbun Daihongyō no fukugen ni kansuru jakkan no mondai [Some problems relating to the reconstruction of the Sanskrit Mahāvadānasūtra]. Indogaku Bukkyōgaku Kenkyū 33.2 (Mar): 547–548. |
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| Sanskrit |
SF 31 |
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Fukita 1987a ▶ FUKITA, Takamichi 1987a. Bonbun Daihongyō dai-ni shō oboegaki [A note on chapter 2 of the Mahāvadānasūtra]. Bukkyō Ronsō 31 (Sep): 121–124. |
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| Sanskrit |
SF 32 |
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Fukita 1987b ▶ FUKITA, Takamichi 1987b. Bonbun Daihongyō shahon Cat. No. 498 ( = MAV 82, 83) ni kansuru chūkan hōkoku [Provisional report on the MAV Ms. Cat. No. 498]. Bukkyō Bunka Kenkyūsho Shohō 4: 20–19. |
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| Sanskrit |
SF 28 |
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Fukita 1982 ▶ FUKITA, Takamichi 1982. Bonbun Daihongyō engisetsu no fukugen ni tsuite [On a restoration of the pratītyasamutpāda in the Mahāvadānasūtra]. Bukkyō Shigaku Kenkyū 24/2: 26–43. |
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| Sanskrit |
SF 33 |
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Fukita 1987c ▶ FUKITA, Takamichi 1987c. Vipaśyin-Butsu ichie sanga no ninzū o megutte: Bonbun Daihongyō dai-jusshō kessonbubun no fukugen [On the number of bhikṣus in Buddha Vipaśyin’s first Sangha: A reconstruction of the lost part of chapter 10 of the Mahāvadānasūtra]. Jōdo-shū Kyōgakuin Kenkyūsho-hō 9: 22–26. |
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| Sanskrit |
SF 250 |
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Waldschmidt 1953 ▶ WALDSCHMIDT, Ernst 1953. Das Mahāvadānasūtra: Ein kanonischer Text über die sieben letzten Buddhas. Sanskrit, verglichen mit dem Pāli nebst einer Analyse der in chinesischer Übersetzung überlieferten Parallelversionen. Auf Grund von Turfan-Handschriften herausgegeben. Teil I-II. Abhandlungen der deutschen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin, Klasse für Sprachen, Literatur und Kunst, 1952/8, 1954/3. |
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| Sanskrit |
SF 36 |
Mahāvadāna |
Fukita 2003 ▶ FUKITA, Takamichi 2003. The Mahāvadānasūtra: A new edition based on manuscripts discovered in northern Turkestan ( = Sanskrit-Wörterbuch der buddhistischen Texte aus den Turfan-Funden, Beiheft 10). Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. |
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| Sanskrit |
SF 296 |
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Wille 2006: 94, 98, 144 ▶ WILLE, Klaus 2006. The Sanskrit Fragments Or. 15003 in the Hoernle Collection. Buddhist Manuscripts from Central Asia, The British Library Sanskrit Fragments, S. Karashima et al. (ed.), Tokyo: Soka University, vol. 1 pp 65–153. |
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| Sanskrit |
SF 56 |
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Hartmann 1991: 198–216 ▶ HARTMANN, Jens-Uwe 1991. Untersuchungen zum Dīrghāgama der Sarvāstivādins. Habilitationsschrift. Göttingen: Georg-August-Universität. |
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| Sanskrit |
SHT Sutta 1 |
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SHT 3, 768, 685 (94–119V), 690, 916, 165.41, 412.34, 1592, 2009, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2172, 2446, 2995; also cf. ix p. 393ff ▶ SHT iv 165.41 is identified in SHT viii p. 169. | SHT vi 1592 is identified in SHT viii p. 209. ▶ SHT, Sanskrithandschriften aus den Turfanfunden. 1965 (vol i) ed. W. Clawiter, L. Holzmann, E. Waldschmidt; 1968 (vol ii) ed. idem; 1971 (vol iii) ed. idem; 1980 (vol iv) ed. L. Sander, E. Waldschmidt; 1985 (vol v) ed. idem; 1989 (vol vi) ed. H. Bechert, K. Wille; 1995 (vol vii) ed. idem; 2000 (vol viii) ed. idem; 2004 (vol ix) ed. idem; 2008 (vol x) ed. K. Wille. Wiesbaden/Stuttgart: Franz Steiner. |
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| Other |
Uigh frgm |
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Shogaito 1998: 375–378 ▶ SHŌGAITO, Masahiro 1998. Three Fragments of Uighur Āgama. In LAUT and ÖLMEZ (eds.), Bahşi Ögdisi, Festschrift für Klaus Röhrborn, Freiburg/Istanbul, 363–378. |
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