The root text of Dharmadharmatāvibhaṅga attributed to Maitreyanātha, from whom Asaṅga received teachings of the text.
English and Sanskrit.rnIncludes indexes.rnIncludes bibliographical references (p. [46]-48).
A translation of the Root Text and a Commentary on the Uttara Tantra Sastra of Maitreya and Asanga
The Uttara Tantra is one of the main texts of the Mahayana path. It establishes tha…
This is a source book of one school of Mahayana philosophy. The original is Sanskrit and each section is followed by an English translation. The terms of Buddhism are pretty standardized. That is, …
Tarkaśāstra -- Upāyahr̥daya -- Vigrahavyāvartanī : translation from the Chinese and Tibetan text / by Nāgārjuna -- Āryadeva's Śataśāstra.
The present work provides the first complete annotated translation into English of the Chinese version of Dharmatrata`s fourth century is the of a series of expository treatises that summarized the…
The present work provides the first complete annotated translation into English of the Chinese version of Dharmatrata`s fourth century is the of a series of expository treatises that summarized the…
The present work provides the first complete annotated translation into English of the Chinese version of Dharmatrata`s fourth century is the of a series of expository treatises that summarized the…
The Milinda Panha is, with good reason, a famous work of Buddhist literature, probably compiled in the first century B.C. It presents Buddhist doctrine in a very attractive and memorable form as a …
Preface Soon after taking charge of the Asiatic Society as its General Secretary, the veteran anti quarian Prof. Dr. Kalidas Nag hunted up as usual with him the old neglected files of the Society a…
Facsimile reproduction of Srinagar fragment of Saddharmapuṇḍarīkasūtra, with its transcript in romanized form and annotation.