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Texts (Pali, Sanskrit, Chinese, and Tibetan)
Only texts which have been translated into a modern European language
are listed here. A translation into French has been cited where no
English translation is available or where the translation constitutes an
important scholarly work of reference in its own right. An asterisk
before a title indicates a reconstructed Sanskrit or Pali title from an ancient
Chinese translation in the case of texts whose Sanskrit or Pali original
is lost.
Abhidhammattha-sa1Jlgaha (Anuruddha). Bhikkhu Bodhi (trans.), A
Comprehensive Manual of Abhidhamma (Kandy, 1993).
*Abhidharma-hrdaya (Dharmasri). C. Willemen (trans.), The Essence
of Metaphysics (Brussels, 1975).
Abhidharmakosa-bhii~ya (Vasubandhu). Louis de La Vallee Poussin
(trans.), L 'Abhidharmakosa de V asubandhu: traduction et annotations,
6 vols. (Brussels, 1971), trans. by Leo M. Pruden, 4 vols. (Berkeley,
1988).
Abhidharmasamuccaya (Asanga). Walpola Rahula· (trans.), Le Com-
pendium de Ia super-doctrine (philosophie) (Abhidharmasamuccaya)
d'Asmiga (Paris, 1971).
Amitiiyurdhyiina Satra. Max Muller ( ed.), Sacred Books of the East, XLIX.
161-201.
- Amrtarasa ( Gho1:>aka ). Jose Van Den Broeck (trans.), Le saveur de l'im-
mortel (Louvain-la-Neuve, 1977).
Anguttara Nikiiya. E. M. Hare and F.L. Woodward (trans.), The Book
of the Gradual Sayings, 5 vols. (London, 1923-6).
Atthasiilinl [of Buddhaghosa?]. Maung Tin (trans.), The Expositor
(London, 1920).
Avataytlsaka Satra. Thomas Cleary (trans.), The Flower Ornament
Scripture, 3 vols. (Boston, 1984-7).
Bhiivaniikrama I (Kamalasila). Stephan Beyer, The Buddhist Experi-
ence: Sources and Interpretation, 99-II5.
Bodhipathapradlpa (Atisa). Ronald Davidson, 'Atisa's A Lamp for the
Path to A wakening', in Lopez ( ed.), Buddhism in Practice (Princeton,
1995), 290-301; Richard Sherburne (trans.),A Lamp for the Path and
Commentary, (London, 1983).