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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
a=article
AAC = Authority, Anxiety, and Canon (ed. Laurie L. Patton). SUNY 1994
AAJ = Tara Sethia, ed., Ahiṃsā, Anekānta and Jainism. Delhi 2004
AandS = Anekantāvāda and Syādvāda. Ed. Rai Ashwini Kumar and Anil Datta Mishra. Ladnum 1996
AB (school) = Abhidharma Buddhism. (See AB section of Part IV)
AB=Adyar Bulletin (Adyar, Madras) (=The Theosophist) 1 (1879) - 106 (1983)
Abhinavagupta = K.C.Pandeya, Abhinavagupta. Second edition. ChSSt 1, 1963
ABK = A Buddhist Kaleidoscope: Essays on the Lotus Sūtra. Ed. Gene Reeves. Tokyo 2002
ABORI = Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Institute (Poona). 1 (1918) - 85 (2005)
ABSGB = Amitābha-Buddha-Śrīḥ. Gems of Buddhism. Edited by Sushma Kulshreshtha. Delhi 1996
ABSP = Akhila Bhāratīya Sanskrit Parishad (Lucknow). See Rtam
Ac = Acintyabhedābheda Vedānta. (See Ac section of Part IV)
Acarya-Vandana = Ācārya-Vandana. D.R.Bhandarkar Birth Centenary Volume. Ed. Samaresh Bandyopadhyay. Calcutta 1984
ACIS, see CIS
Acta Asiatica = Acta Asiatica (Tokyo). 1 (1960) - 93 (2007)
ActInd = Acta Indologica (Japan). 1 (1970 - 8 (1995)
ActOD = Acta Orientalia (Copenhagen). 1 (1922) - 65 (2004)
ActOP = Acta Orientalia (Budapest). 1 (1951) - 54 (2001)
ACV = Anesaki Commemoration Volume. Tokyo
ACW = Complete Works of Swami Abhedananda. Calcutta 1967-1970. Ten volumes, numbered consecutively
AD = Action Dharma. New Studies in Engaged Buddhism (ed. Christopher Queen, Charles Prebish and Damian Keown). London 2003
Ad = A Descriptive Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Adyar Library, compiled by V. Krishnamacharya. Adyar, Madras
ADR = Aṣṭādaśaratna. Eighteen of Śaṃkara's works edited by M. M. Trivedi by Nathuram Sarma. Ahmedabad 1914
ADU = text whose author's dates and dates of composition are unknown
AdV = R. Balasubramanian (ed.), Advaita Vedānta. Volume II, part 2 of History of Science, Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization (Gen. Ed. D.P.Chattopadhyaya). New Delhi 2000
Adyar = The Adyar Library, Theosophical Society, Adyar, Madras
AEO = Archives d'Études Orientales (Upsala). 1 (1910) - 20 (1930)
Aevum = Aevum 1 (1927) - 51 (1977)
AG or Ag = Acyuta Granthamālā (Banaras)
AGP = Paul Deussen, Allgemeine Geschichte der Philosophie. Leipzig 1894-1917
AgSS = Āgamodaya Sanskrit Series
AIBP = T.R.Sharma, An Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy (Vijñānavāda and Mādhyamika). Delhi 1994
AICL = Ancient Indian Culture and Literature (Pt. Gaṅgā Rām Commemoration Volume). Ed. Mohan Chand. Delhi 1980
AIFBS = All Indian Frontier Bauddha Sammelan International Buddhist Conference (Sept. 15-19, 1978). Ed. Lodi G. Gyari. Delhi 1978
AIK = Aus Indiens Kultur. Festgabe Richard von Garbe. Erlangen 1927
AIPHO = Annuaire de l'Institut de philologie et d'histoire orientales et slaves (Bruxelles)
AISC = An Apostle of India's Spiritual Culture. Souvenir Released on the Auspices of the 60th Birthday Anniversary (Ṣaṣṭyabdapūrti) of H.H. Sri Swami Chidanandaji Maharaj. Tehri-Garhwal 1976
Aj = Ajīvika. (See Aj section of Part IV.)
Ajaya-Sri = Ajaya-Śrī: Recent Studies in Indology: Prof. Ajay Mitra Shastri Felicitation Volume. Vol. II. Delhi 1989
AJMR = Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register (London). 16 (1822) - 4th series 1 (1845)
Ajnana = T.R.V.Murti, G.R.Malkani and R. Das, Ajñāna. COS 26, London 1933
AJOS = Aligarh Journal of Oriental Studies. 1 (1984) - 6.1-2 (1989)
AJP = Australasian Journal of Philosophy. 1 (1922) - 85 (2007) http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/00048402.asp
AJSP = Approaches to Jaina Studies. Philosophy, Logic, Ritual and Symbol. Ed. N. K. Wagle and Olle Qvarnström. Toronto 1999
AKM = Abhandlungen für die Kunde des Morgenlandes. 1 (1857) - 47 (1985)
ALA = Asian Library (Adyar)
ALB = Adyar Library Bulletin (Adyar). (=Brahmavidyā). 1 (1937) - 67 (2003)
AligarhJOS = Aligarh Journal of Oriental Studies (Aligarh). 1 (1984)
ALIPC (=IAL) = Arts and Letters--India, Pakistan and Ceylon (London). 1 (1925) - 376 (1963)
Altar Flowers = Altar Flowers. Calcutta 1934
AM = Asia Major (Leipzig). 1 (1924) - 15 (1939); n.s. 1 (1949) - 19.2 (1975); 3d series 8 (1995)-13 (2000)
Amala Prajna = Amalā Prajñā: Aspects of Buddhist Studies. Professor P.V.Bapat Felicitation Volume. Edited by N.H.Samtani and H.S.Prasad. Bibliotheca Indo-Buddhica 63. Delhi 1989
AManjS = Advaitamañjari Series (Kumbhakonam)
AMG = Annales du Musée Guimet (Paris)
AMGG = Abhandlungen der Marburger Gelehrten Gesellschaft
AMP = Ārhatamataprabhākara
Amrtadhara = Amṛtadhārā. Professor R.N.Dandekar Felicitation Volume. Ed. by S.D.Joshi. Delhi 1984
Ananda = Ānanda. Papers on Buddhism and Indology. A Felicitation Volume to Ananda Weihana Palliya Guruge on his 60th Birthday. Colombo 1990
Anjali = Papers on Indology and Buddhism. A Felicitation Volume presented to Oliver Hector de Alwis Wijesekera on his 60th birthday. Ed. J. Tolakasuri. Peradeniya 1970
AnnualJP = Annual Journal of Philosophy. Philosophy Association, Y.D.College, Lakhimpur-Kheri. 1 (1959-60) - 3 (1961-62)
Annuaire EPHE = Annuaire EPHE de l'Ecole pratiques des hautres etudes. Section des sciences religieuses. 91, 1952 - 106, 1997-98
AnO = Anecdota Oxoniensa, Aryan Series. 1 (1881) - 9 (1909)
Anviksa = AnvĪkṣā. Research Journal of the Department of Sanskrit, Jadavpur University, Calcutta. 1 (1966) - 6 (19072), 17 (1998) - 26 (2005)
AnyaV = Anyakhyātīyā Vidvatsaṃgoṣṭhī. Papers and Proceedings on Anyatkhyātivāda during the Seminar on the Vāllabha Theory of Error. Mandvi, Kutch 2002
AO = Archiv Orientalni (Prague). 1 (1929) - 73 (2005)
AOR = Annals of Oriental Research (Madras). 1 (1936) - 33 (2000)
AOTV = Aspects of the Vedānta. Madras 1903
AOV = Acta Orientalia Vilnensia. 1 (2000) - 4 (2003)
AP = Aryan Path (Bombay). 1 (1930) - 49 (1978)
APCP = Bimal Krishna Matilal and Jaysankar Lal Shaw (eds.), Analytical Philosophy in Comparative Perspective. Dordrecht 1985
AProf = Asian Profile. See AsP
AR = Asiatic Researches
ARCV = Āchārya Rāy Commemoration Volume. Ed. H.N. Dutt et al. Calcutta 1932
ARION = Annals of the Royal Institute Orientale di Napoli (Naples). 1 (1929) - 10 (1936-38)
ARIRSU = Annual Report of the International Research institute for Advanced Buddhology at Soka University. 1 (1997) - 19 (2007)
ARL = Asiatic Review (London), 1 (1896) - n.s. 55 (1959)
ARROU = Annual Report of Researches of the Otani University. 2 (1943)- 20 (1967), 23 (1970) - 52 (2000)
Articleschoisis = Peter Skilling, Articleschoisis. Bangkok 2005
ARTU = Annual Report of the Faculty of Letters, Tohoku University (Tokyo). 1 (1950) - 26 (1976)
Aruna-Bharati = Aruṇa-Bhāratī. Prof. A.N.Jani Felicitation Volume. Baroda 1983
ARWEP = A.R.Wadia: Essays in Philosophy presented in his honor. Ed. S. Radhakrishnan et al. Bangalore 1954
AS = Asiatische Studien (Zurich). 1 (1947) - 61 (2007)
ASBP = G.C.Nayak (ed.), Analytical Studies in Buddhist Philosophy. Bhubaneshwar 1984
ASBud = Aspects of Buddhism. Silver Jubilee Commemoration Volume of the Sikkim Research Institute of Tibetology. Sikkim 1993
ASDJ = Diamond Jubilee Commemoration Volume of the Advaita Sabhā of Kumbakonam. Part One. Edited by S. Subrahmanya Sastri. Kumbhakonam 1960
AshSS = Asutosh Sanskrit Series (Calcutta)
Asiatica = Asiatica. Festschrift Weller. 1954
AsIS = M.L.Wadekar, Aspects of Indological Studies. Delhi 2001
AsP = Asian Profile (Hong Kong) 1 (1973) - 35 (2007)
AsPI = Aspects of India. Essays on Indian Politics and Culture. Ed. Noel O'Sullivan. Delhi 1997
AspJ 1 = Sagarmal Jain (ed.), Lala Harjas Rai Commemoration Volume. Aspects of Jainology, Volume 1. Varanasi 1987
AspJ 2 = M.A.Dhaky and Sagarmal Jain (eds.), Pt. Bechardas Doshi Commemoration Volume. Aspects of Jainology, Volume 2. Varanasi 1987
AspJ 3 = M.A.Dhaky and Sagarmal Jain (eds.), Pt. Dalsukh Bhai Malvania Felicitation Volume I. Varanasi 1991
AsPOxford = Asian Philosophy (Oxford). 1 (1990) - 17.3 (2007)
ASS = Ānandāśrama Sanskrit Series (Poona)
AsSt = Asian Studies (Philippines). 1 (1963) - 13 (1975)
ASVOI, see JSVRI
Atmanand = Jaināchārya Shrī Ātmānanda Centenary Commemoration Volume. Bombay 1936
ATS = Asian Thought and Society. 1 (1976) - 26 (No.77) (2001)
AUJR = Agra University Journal of Research. 1 (1952) - 26, 28-32; n.s. 1 (1969) - 3 (1985)
AUM = Allahabad University Magazine. 11-12 (1932-34), 14 (1935-36), 19 (1938) - 25 (1946), 28 (1949) - 35.1 (1954)
AUS = Allahabad University Studies: Arts Section. 1 (1925) - 1968; n.s. 1 (1969) - 3 (1971)
AUSS = Allahabad University Sanskrit Series
AV = Advaita Vedānta. (See AV section of Part IV)
AWBI = Alex Wayman, Buddhist Insight. Ed. George Elder. Delhi 1984
b = book
B = G. Bühler, A Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts contained in the Private Libraries of Gujarat, Kathiavad, Kachch, Sindh, and Khandesh. Bombay 1871-73
BAEO = Boletin de la Asociacion Española de Orientalistas (Madrid). 1 (1965) - 35 (1999)
BAFS = Bulletin annuel de la fondation suisse (Université de Paris: Cité Universitaire)
Bailey = H.W.Bailey, Khotanese Buddhist Texts. Cambridge Oriental Series 3. London 1951
BAMP = Charles S. Prebish (ed.), Buddhism: A Modern Perspective. University Park, Pa. 1975
BandJ = Harish Chandra Das et al. (eds.), Buddhism and Jainism. Cuttack 1976
BandP = Bhakti and Philosophy. Ed. R. Raj Singh. Lanham, Md. 2006
Baroda = Raghavan Nambiyar, An Alphabetical List of Manuscripts in the Oriental Institute, Baroda. Vol. I. GOS 97, 1942
BasavaJ = Basava Journal. 1 (1976)
BASR = Bulletin de l'Academie des Sciences de URSS (Russia)
BAT = Buddhism and American Thinkers. Albany, N.Y. 1984
Bauddhavidyasudhakara = Bauddhavidyāsudhākarah. Studies in Honour of Heinz Bechert on the Occasion of his 65th Birthday. Ed. Petra Kieffer-Pulz and Jens-Uwe Hartmann. Indica et Tibetica 30. Swisstal-Odendorf 1997
BBB = Dan Arnold, Buddhists, Brahmins and Belief. Epistemology in South Asian Philosophy of Religion. New York 2005
BBR = Ramesh M. Dave et al., eds., The Bhakti-Bhagawan Relationship. Ahmedabad 1988
BBRAS, see JASB
BBSRU = Bulletin of Buddhist Studies. Ryukoku University. 5 (1972) - 9 (1996)
BBudh = Bibliotheca Buddhica (St. Petersburg)
BCAR = B. C. Asian Review. 2 (1988) - 2-6, 8, 10 (1997) (electronic journal)
BCD = Buddhist-Christian Dialogue (ed. Paul O. Ingram.), Honolulu 1986
BCGV = Bulletin of the Chunilal Gandhi Vidyabhavan. 1 (1954) - 26 (1982)
BCH = The Blackwell Companion to Hinduism. Ed. Gavin Flood. Oxford 2003
BChS = Buddhist-Christian Studies Volume 10. Edited b David W. Chappell. Honolulu 1990
BCLS = Bulletin de la classe des lettres et des sciences morales et politiques: Academie Royale de Belgique (Bruxelles). 1899-1976
BCLV = D.R.Bhandarkar et al., eds., B. C. Law Volume. Two volumes. Calcutta 1945
BCON = Buddhadasa P. Kirthisinghe (ed.), Buddhist Concepts Old and New. Bibliotheca Indo-Buddhica No. 9. Delhi 1983
BCW = Buddhism in a Changing World. Proceedings of the 7th International Buddhist Conference. Bodhgaya 1981
BCWCC = Ananda W. P. Guruge and D. C. Ahir (eds.), Buddhism's Contribution to the World Culture and Civilization. New Delhi 1977
BD = Bhedābheda/Dvaitādvaita Vedānta. (See BD section of Part IV)
BDCRI = Bulletin of the Deccan College Research Institute (Poona). 1 (1939-40) - 63 (2003)
BDCV = Dr. Bhagavan Das Centenary Volume (1869-1969). Varanasi 1969
BDDKK = Bukkyo Daigaku Daigakuin Kenkyu Kiyo (Kyoto)
BDE = Thomas A. Kochumuttam, A Buddhist Doctrine of Experience. A New Translation and Interpretation of the Works of Vasubandhu the Yogācārin. Delhi 1982
Beal = Samuel Beal, A Catena of Buddhist Scriptures. London 1871
BEFEO = Bulletin de l'École Francaise d'Extreme-Orient (Paris). 1 (1901) - 91 (2004)
BELP = Kalyan Kumar Dasgupta (ed.), Buddhism, Early and Late Phases. Calcutta 1985
BEM = Louis de la Vallée Poussin, Bouddhisme: Études et Matèriaux. London 1914-1919, 1918
Ben = A Catalogue of Manuscripts in the Library of the Benares Sanskrit College. Supplement to Pan 3-9, 1864-1874
BenSS = Benares Sanskrit Series
BerlinIndStud, see BIS
BEWC = Buddhism and the Emerging World Civilization. Essays in Honor of Nolan Pliny Jacobson (ed. Ramakrishna Puligandla and Robert Lee Miller). Carbondale, I. 1996
Beyer = Stephen Beyer, The Buddhist Experience. Encino, Cal. 1974
BF = The Buddhist Forum (School of Orieintal and African Studies, University of London). 1-5 (1997)
BGDWU = Bulletin of the Graduate Division of the Waseda University (Tokyo). 1 (1956) - 8 (1962)
BGG = Buddhismus im Geschichte und Gegenwart. Band III: Śāntidevas 'Eintritt in des Leben dur Erleuchtung. Hamburg 1999
BGIS = Bulletin of the Greater India Society (Calcutta). 1 (1926) - 5 (1928)
BGK = Bukkyogaku Kenkyu (Kyoto). 1 (1949) - 55 (1999)
BGOMLM = Bulletin of the Government Oriental Manuscripts Library (Madras). 1 (1948) - 21 (1976)
BGP1/2 =Buddhism in Global Perspective. Edited by Kalpakam Sankaranarayana, Ichigo Ozawa and Revindra Panth. Two volumes. Mumbai 2007
Bh = Bhāratī: Bulletin of the College of Indology, Banaras Hindu University. 1 (1957) - 26 (2000-2002)
BhakStud = G.W.Bailey and I.Kesarcodi-Watson (eds.), Bhakti Studies. New Delhi 1992.
Bh-Bhanam = Bhāratī-Bhānam (Light of Indology). Dr. K. V. Sarma Felicitation Volume. Ed. G. Bhanskaran Nair. Punjab University Indological Series 26. Hoshiarpur 1980
Bharati, see Bh
BharKau = Bhārata-Kaumudī. Studies in Indology in honor of Dr. Radha Kumud Mookerji. Allahabad 1945
BHerm = Donald S. Lopez (ed.), Buddhist Hermeneutics. Honolulu 1988
BHIA = G. Oberhammer (ed.), Beiträge zur Hermeneutik indischer und abendlandischen Religionstraditionen. Wien 1991
BHISS = Buddhist-Hindu Interactions from Śākyamuni to Śankarācārya. Ed. V. Subramanian. Delhi 1993
BhM = Bhārata Manīshā. 1 (1975) - 5.1 (1979)
Bhr = R.G.Bhandarkar, Report on the search for Sanskrit manuscripts in the Bombay Presidency during the year 1882. Bombay 1884
BHUAb = Abstracts of the Theses accepted for the Ph. D. Degree of Banaras Hindu University. 5-6 (1965)
BhV = Bhāratīya Vidyā (Bombay). 1 (1939) - 64.1-2 (2004)
BI = Bibliotheca India (Calcutta)
BIAPSL = Bulletin international de l'Academie Polonaise des Sciences et des Lettres. Classe de philologie et de philosophie (=Polska Akademja Umiejetnosci). 1901-1953
BIBS = Bibliotheca Indo-Buddhica Series. 1 (1982) - 53 (1988)
BIEW = Beiträge für Indienforschung. Ernst Waldschmidt zum 80.Geburtstag gewidmet. Berlin 1977
BIS = Berliner Indologische Studien (Berlin). 1 (1985) - 13 (2002), 15-18 (2007)
BITC = Bulletin of the Institute of Traditional Cultures (Madras). 1 (1957) - 1982 [continued as BITCSSEA to 1993]
BITCSSEA = Bulletin of the Institute of Traditional Cultures of South and S.E.Asia (Madras) [a continuation of BITC to 1993]
BK = Bukkyo Kenkyu. 1 (1937) - 8 (1954), 27 (1998), 29 (2000)
BKA = Bhaktakusumāñjali. Ed. P. P. Subrahmanya Sastri. Srirangam 1938
BKBCV = Professor Birinchi Kumar Barua Commemoration Volume. Gauhati 1966
BKM = Winifred Lewis (ed.), Basanta Kumar Mallik. A Garland of Homage. London 1961
BKMEE = The Collected Essays of Bimal Krishna Matilal. Ethics and Epics. Oxford 2002
BKMPCR = Philosophy, Culture and Religion. Essays by Bimal Krishna Matilal. Ed. Jonardon Ganeri. London 2002
BL (school) = Buddhist Logic, i.e. Sautrāntika Buddhism, including Dignāga's school. (See BL section of Part IV)
BL = Th. Stcherbatsky, Buddhist Logic. Two volumes. Leningrad 1930 (=BBuddh 26); The Hague 1958; New York 1962
BLD = Buddhistische Leben und Denken (Berlin). 1 (1930) - 12 (1941)
BLE = B.K.Matilal (ed.), Buddhist Logic and Epistemology. Studies in the Buddhist Analysis of Inference and Language. Dordrecht 1984
BLSam = Baudhalaghugranthasamgraha (a collection of minor Buddhist texts). Edited by Janardan Pandey. Sarnath 1997
BM = Benares Magazine (Calcutta). 5 (1851) - 7 (1852)
BMBCV = Dr. B. M. Barua Centenary Volume. Calcutta 1989
BMI = Bulletin of the Mithilā Institute of Post-Graduate Studies and Research in Sanskrit Learning (Darbhanga) 3 (1967) - 7.1 (1971)
BMT = E.B.Cowell, Buddhist Mahāyāna Texts. Two volumes. SBE 49, 1894; Delhi 1965, 1968, 1972, 1975; New York 1969
BN = Brahmanirūpaṇa. Śaṃkara's works edited by Vishnu Narayana Maduskar. Bombay 1914
BNKS = B. N. Krishnamurti Sharma, A History of the Dvaita School of Vedānta and its Literature. Revised Delhi 1981.
BNKSRP = B.N.K.Sharma, My Further Ten Research Papers. Mumbai 2002
BodCat II = Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library. Volume II. Oxford 1905
Bodhi Baum = Bodhi Baum. Zeitschrift für Buddhismus und Meditatives Leben (Wien). 8 (1983) - 9.4 (1984)
Bodhi-Chara = Bodhi-Chara. Journal of Buddhist History and Culture (Patna). 4 (1996)
Bodhi-Rasmi = Bodhi-Raśmi. Third Internaitonal Conference on Buddhism and National Cultures. New Delhi 1984
BonnOS = Bonner Orientalische Studien (= Studia Indologica)
BOr = Beyond Orientalism. The Work of Wilhelm Halbfass and its Impact on Indian and Cross-Cultural Studies (ed. Eli Franco and Karin Preisendanz). Poznana Studies of the Sciences and the Humanities 59, 1997
BORI = Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Poona
BP = R. G. Bhandarkar, Report on the Search for Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Bombay Presidency during the Year 1883-1884. Bombay 1887
BPBS = Citrarekha V. Kher, Buddhism as presented by the Brahmanical Systems. Delhi 1992
BQ = Buddhist Quarterly (=Buddhist Forum). 8 (1975) - 15 (1983)
BR = Buddhist Review. 1 (1909) - 11 (1921)
BRMIC = Bulletin of the Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture (Calcutta). 1 (1950) - 57 (2006)
BSAM = Philip Denwood and Alexander Piatigorsky (eds.), Buddhist Studies Ancient and Modern. Collected Papers on South Asia 4. London 1983
BSDB = Leslie S. Kawamura (ed.), The Bodhisattva Doctrine in Buddhism. SR Supplement 10. Calgary 1981
BSHHS = Gatare Dhammapala et al. (eds.), Buddhist Studies in honour of Hammalavi Saddhatissa. Nugagoda, Sri Lanka 1984
BSIBH = Buddhist Studies in honor of I.B.Horner (edited by L. Cousins, A. Kunst and K.R.Norman). Dordrecht 1974
BSCV = Benidhar Sharma Commemoration Volume.. Ed. G. N. Bhuyan and D. Chutia. Gauhati 1987
BSHPLD = Buddhist Studies in Honour of Professor Lily de Silva. U. of Peredeniya, 2002
BSM = Bṛhatstotramuktāhāra (Bombay). 1912, 1916, 1923
BSOAS = Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies. 1 (1937) - 70 (2007)
BSPF = Buddhist Studies Present and Future. Paris 1992
BSPS = Bombay Sanskrit and Prakrti Series
BSR = Bṛhatstotraratnākara. Volume I: Bombay 1888, 1906, 1910, 1918, 1919, 1920; Benares 1923, 1926, 1927, 1929. In Telugu characters, Madras 1897-1905. In grantha characters, Madras 1903-04
BSS = Benares Sanskrit Series
BSSS = Bṛhatstotrasaritsāgara. Bombay 1927
BSWR = Buddhist Studies in honour of Walpola Rahula. Ed. by S. Balasoriya et al. London 1980
BTAPR = Buddhist Thought and Applied Psychological Research. Transending the Boundaries. Edited by D. K. Nauriyal, Michael S. Drummond, and B. Lal. London 2006
BTCIK = Buddhist Thought and Culture in India and Korea. Ed. S. R. Bhatta. New Delhi 2003
BTPP = Duboom Tulku (ed.), Buddhist Translations. Problems and Perspectives. Delhi 1995
BudBible = Dwight Goddard (ed.), A Buddhist Bible (Thetford, Vt. 1932; New York 1935-37, 1952; Boston 1990)
BudCompL = Sanghasen Singh (ed.), Buddhism in Comparative Light. Acharya Anukul Chandra Banerjee Commemoration Volume. Delhi 1999
Buddhism 2001 = Peter Harvey (ed.), Buddhism. London 2001
Buddhist = The Buddhist Vesak Annual. 37.12 (1967) - 68 (1996-7)
Buddhist-Christian Studies (Hawaii). 5 (1985) - 7 (1987)
BudDig = Buddhist Digest. English Series (Penang). 17 (1987), 21 (1989) - 22 (1989)
BudHerIA = Donald S. Lopez (ed.), Buddhist Hermeneutics. Honolulu 1988
BudIA = Kalpakam Sankaranarayanan, Motohira Youtoniya and Shubhadra A. Joshi (eds.), Buddhism In India and Abroad: An Integrating Influence in Vedic and Post-Vedic Perspective. Bombay 1996
BudinP = Donald S. Lopez (ed.), Buddhism in Practice. Princeton, N. J. 1995
BudP = Buddhism and Peace: An Interdisciplinary Study. Ed. G. Sundaram Ramaiah, K. Ravi and S.D.A.Joga Rao. Visakhapatnam 1991
BudPhilCult = Buddhist Philosophy and Culture: Essays in Honor of N.A.Jayawickrame. Colombo 1987
BudScrip = Edward Conze, Buddhist Scripture. Penguin 1959
BudSp = Buddhist Spirituality. Indian, Southeast Asian, Tibetan, and Early Chinese. Ed. Takeuchi Yoshinori. New York 1993
BudSR = Buddhist Studies Review. 1 (1983) - 22.1 (2005), 23.1 (2006) - 24.2 (2007)
BudTexts = Edward Conze, Buddhist Texts Through the Ages. Oxford 1954.
Buhler, see B
BukG = Bukkyogaku (Kyoto)
BukShig = Bukkyo Shigaku
Bulletin d'Etudes Indiennes = Bulletin d'Études Indiennes (Paris). 1 (1983) - 21.2 (2004)
Bulletin of Tibetology = Bulletin of Tibetology. 1 (1964) - 12 (1975); n.s. 1981-40.2 (2004)
Bunka = Bunka
BUOP = Bulletin of the University of Osaka Prefecture, Series C. 1 (1953) - 11 (1963)
Burnell = A. C. Burnell. A Classified Index to the Sanskrit Mss. in the palace at Tanjore. London 1880
BUUJH = Bhāratī. Utkal University Journal. Humanities. 7 (1973)
BV or BVa = The Brahmavādin. 1896-1914. n.s. 1 (1966) - 11 (1976)
BVK = Brahmavidyā (Kumbakonam). 1 (1948) - 5 (1953)
BVSAM = O.H.de Wijesekera, Buddhist and Vedic Studies: A Miscellany. Delhi 1994
BVSK = Bauddhavidyāsudhākaraḥ. Studies in Honour of Heinz Bechert on the Occasion of his 65th Birthday. Ed. Petra Kiffer-Putz and Jens-Uwe Hartmann. Indica et Tibetica 30, Swisstal-Odendorf 1997
BWB = Buddhist Wisdom Books (ed. Edward Conze). London 1958
BWP = Nathan Katz (ed.), Buddhist and Western Philosophy. New Delhi 1981; London 1988
BZLGI = Beiträge zur Literaturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte Indiens. Festgabe Hermann Jacobi. Bonn 1926
C = Cārvāka. (See C section of Part IV.)
CAJ = Central Asiatic Journal (Wiesbaden). 4 (1958-59) - 51.2 (2007)
CalSktCollege = Calcutta Sanskrit College
CalSS = Calcutta Sanskrit Series
CandC = Communication and Cognition (Ghent). 5 (1972) - 40.1-2 (2007)
CandI = Categorisation and Interpretation (ed. Folke Josephson). Gotebor 1999
Candragomin = Mark Tatz (tr.), Candragomin: Difficult Beginnings. Three Works on the Bodhisattva Path. Boston 1985
CardonaFest = Indian Linguistics Studies. Festschrift in Honor of George Cardona. Eds. Madhav M. Deshpande and Peter E. Hook. Delhi 2002
CAS = Contributions to Asian Studies. 1 (1971) - 18 (1984)
CASSt = CASS Studies (Poona). 1 (1973) - 5 (1980)
CaT = Mary Brockington and Peter Schreiner (eds.), Composing a Tradition: Concepts, Techniques and Relationships. Proceeding of the First Dubrovnik International Conference on the Sanskrit Epics and Puranas, August 1997. Zagreb 1999
CatPun = Catalogue of Sanskrit and Prakrit Manusciprts in Munirāja Śrī Puṇyavijayaji's Collection. Part I. Ahmedabad 1963
CB = Concerned Buddhism. 3 (2002) - 4 (2003)
CBR = S. Yamaguchi, Chugan Bukkyo Ronko. Kyoto 1944
CBWCC = P. N. Chopra and Tokar Sumi (eds.), Contribution of Buddhism to World Civilization and Culture. New Delhi 1983
CBWTC = Contribution of Buddhism to World Thought and Culture. Proceedings of the 6th International Buddhist Conference. Bodhgaya 1980
CCERHI = Charisma and Canon. Essays on the Religious History of the Indian Subcontinent. Ed. Vasudha Dalmia, Angelika Malinar and Merton Christof. New Delhi 2001
CCIP = Christian Contribution to Indian Philosophy. Ed. Anand Amaladass. Madras 1995
CDSFV = Chārudeva Śāstrī Felicitation Volume. Volume I. Delhi 1974
CEA = Cahiers d'Extreme Asie. 1 (1985) - 11 (1999-2000)
CEAP = Companion Encyclopedia of Asian Philosophy (edited by Brian Carr and Indira Mahalingam). London 1997
CEBKM I = The Collected Essays of Bimal Krishna Matilal. Volume One:Mind, Language and the World. Edited by Jonardon Ganeri. Oxford 2002.
CEGAG = Commemorative Essays presented to Sir George Abraham Grierson. Lahore 1933
CERGB = Commemorative Essays presented to Śrī Rāmkrishna Gopāl Bhandarkar. Poona 1917; Varanasi 1976
CG = Chizan Gakuho
CHBJ = Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal. 13 (2000) - 17 (2004)
Chettiar = Rājā Śrī Annamali Chettiar Commemoration Volume. Annamalainagar 1941
CHI = The Cultural Heritage of India. Four volumes. Calcutta 1937; revised 1952-53; Second edition 1958
CHMI = Constructions Hagiographiques dans le monde Indien. Entre Mythe et Histoire. Ed. Francoise Mallison. Paris 2001
ChSS = Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series (Banaras)
ChSSt = Chowkhamba Sanskrit Studies
CIBT = Catalogue of Indian (Buddhist) Texts in Tibetan Translation, Kanjur and Tanjur: alphabetically arranged. Edited by Alaka Chatopadhyay, Mrnalkanti Gangopadhyaya and Debiprasad Chattopadhyaya. Calcutta 1972
CIDB = Christentum in der Begnung. Ed. Andreas Bsteh. Mödling 1997
CIDO = Proceedings of the International Congress of Orientalists. Listed by place and year
CincoS = Cinco Sutras del Mahayana: el Budismo Mahayana en sus textos mas antiques. eds., Fernando Tola and Carmen Dragonetti. Florham Park, New Jersey. 2002
CIndS = Corpus of Indological Studies. Prof. Ramaranjan Mukherji Felicitation Volume. Ed. Anantlal Thakur. Delhi 1992
CinSasVol = Mahāmahopādhyāyacinnasvāmiśāstriṇāṃjanmaśatābdi-smārakagranthaḥ (ed. Mandana Misra et al.). Varanasi 1990
CIP = S. Radhakrishnan and J. Muirhead (eds.), Contemporary Indian Philosophy. Revised edition, London 1958
CIPH = Contemporary Indian Philosophers of History (ed. T.M.P.Mahadevan and Grace E. Cairns). Calcutta 1977
CIPR = Victoria Lysenko and Michael Huliln, Classical Indian Philosophy Reinterpreted. Calcutta 2007
CIPY = Conscioiusness, Indian Psychology and Yoga. Edited by Kirett Joshi and Matthjus C. Cormalissen. HSPCIC XI, Part 3. New Delhi 2004
CIS = A Corpus of Indian Studies. Essay in Honour of Professor Gaurināth Śāstrī. Ed. by Gopikamohan Bhattacharya and Manabendra Banerjee. Calcutta 1980
CJBS = The Chulalangkorn Journal of Buddhist Studies. 1 (2002) - 2.1 (2003)
CJH = Ceylon Journal of the Humanities. 1 (1970) - 2.1 (1971)
CL = Debiprasad Chattopadhyaya and Mrinal Kanti Gangopadhyaya (eds.), Cārvāka/Lokāyata. An Anthology of Source Materials and Some Recent Studies. New Delhi 1990
CLSS = Collected Lectures on Śaiva Siddhānta. (1946-1954). Annamalainagar 1965
CMP = Ramakant Sinari, ed., Concept of Man in Philosophy. Simla 1991
COJ = Calcutta Oriental Journal. 1 (1933) - 3 (1936)
ConK = Concepts of Knowledge, East and West. Papers from a Seminar held from 4 January to 10 January 1995 at The Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Gol Park, Calcutta 700 029. Calcutta 2000
Consciousness = M.A.S.Rajan (ed.), Consciousness. Proceedings of the Workshop held in Melkote 16-18 June 1987. Melkote 1988
ContB = Contemporary Buddhism. 1 (2000) - 8.1 (2007)
ContIP = Contemporary Indian Philosophy. Ed. Margaret Chatterjee. London 1974
ConUlt = Linda J. Tessian (ed.), Concepts of the Ultimate. London 1989
Corpus = Corpus of Indological Studies: Prof. Ramaranjan Mukherji Felicitation Volume (ed. A.L.Thakur). Delhi 1992
COS = Calcutta Oriental Series
Cordier = P(almyr) Cordier, Catalogue du fonds tibetain de la Bibliotheque Nationale. 4 vols. 1909-1931
CPBS = Padmanabh S. Jaini, Collected Papers on Buddhist Studies. Delhi 2001
CPCB = Contribution of P. C. Bagchi on Sino-Indian Tibetology. Edited by Haraprasad Ray. Kolkata 2002
CPJS = Padmanabh S. Jaini, Collected Papers on Jaina Studies. Delhi 2002
CPJLS = Purushottama Bililimoria, ed., Contemporary Philosophy and J. L. Shaw. Kolkata 2006
CPP = Daya Krishna and A.M.Ghose (eds.), Contemporary Philosophical Problems: Some Classical Indian Perspectives. Poona 1978
CPR = Comparative Philosophy and Religion in Timd of Terror. Ed. Douglas Allen. Lanham, Md. 2006
CPSSS = T. M. P. Mahadevan (ed.), Collected Papers of Suryanarayana Shastri Madras 1961
CPTV = N. Jagadeesan, Collected Papers on Tamil Vaishnavism. Madurai 1989
CR = Calcutta Review. 1 (1844) - 181 (1966); 1 (1969) - 3 (1971-72); n.s. 1 (1975-76) - 6.1 (1980). New series 1 (1984) - 11.1-2 (2005)
CracowIS = Cracow Indological Studies. 1 (1992-1993), 4-5 (2002-2003)
CRIP = K. Satchidananda Murty and K. Ramakrishna Rao (eds.), Current Trends in Indian Philosophy. Waltair 1972
CRPCSS = Culture, Religion and Philosophy. Critical Studies in Syncretism and Inter-Faith Harmony. Ed. N. K. Das. Jaipur 2003
CRYP = M. N. Dvivedi (ed.), A Compendium of the Rāja Yoga Philosophy. Bombay 1885, 1901,1982
CSFV, see CDSFV
CTA = Culture Through the Ages (Prof. B. N. Puri Felicitation Volume). Edited by Sarva Danan Singh. Delhi 1996
CTAM = Kapila Vatsyayan (ed.), Concepts of Time, Ancient and Modern. New Delhi 1996
CTB = Crossing the Borders.: Essays in Honour of Francis X. D'Sa on the occasion of his 65th Birthday. Edited by Anand Amaladass and Rosairo Roche. Chennai 2001
CTBRP = Ernst Steinkellner and Helmut Täuscher (eds.), Contributions on Tibetan and Buddhist Religion and Philosophy. Wiener Studien zur Tibetologie und Buddhismuskunde, Heft 11.Proceedings of the Csoma de Koros Symposium held at Velm-Vienna, Austria, 13-19 September 1981. Volume 2. Wien 1983
CTCIP - Conflict between Tradition and Creativity in Indian Philosophy: Text and Context.Ed. Toshihiro Wada. Nagoya 2006
CTSB = Critical Terms for the Study of Buddhism. Ed. Donald S. Lopez, Jr. Chicago 2005
CultInd = Cultura Indica. Professor Asoke Chatterjee Sastri Felicitation Volume.Edited by M.K.Gangopadhyaya, Dipak Ghosh and Ratna Basu. Delhi 1994
CultMod - Culture and Modernity. East-West Philosophic Perspectives (ed. Eliot Deutsch). Honolulu 1991
CurB = Donald S. Lopez, Jr. (ed.), Curators of the Buddha: The Study of Buddhism under Colonialism. Chicago 1995
CV = Citi-Vithika. Journal of Art, History, Culture and Literature (Allahabad). 1 (1995) - 6.1-2 (2001)
CVVGP = Commemoration Volume of Dr. V. G. Paranjpe: Some Aspects of Indo-Iranian History and Cultural Traditions. Ed. Suniti Kumar Chatterji et al. Delhi 1977
CWA = Richard Sherburne, tr., The Complete Works of Atisa Sri Dipankara Jnana. New Delhi 2000
CWP = A Companion to World Philosophy. Edited by Eliot Deutsch and Ron Bontakae. Malden, Massachusetts 1997
CWRGB = Collected Works of Sri R. G. Bhandarkar. Four volumes. GOSBORI, class B, 1-4. Poona 1933
CWSV = Collected Works of Shri Vallabhacarya. I (in 16 Volumes): Delhi 2003-2007
d = dissertation
D, see Dasgupta
DA = Louis de la Vallée Poussin, "Documents d'Abhidharma" I = BEFEO 1930, 1-28, 247-298. II = MCB 1, 1932, 65-125. III = MCB 5, 1936-37, 1-187
Darshana = Darshana International (Moradabad). 1 (1961) - 16 (1976), 20 (1980) - 35 (1995), 36.2 (1996) - 40.1 (2000)
Dasgupta = Surendranath Dasgupta, A History of Indian Philosophy. Five volumes. London 1922-1955; Delhi 1975.
DB = Dinesh Bhattacharya, History of Navya-nyāya in Mithilā. Darbhanga 1959
DBGIP = Dayanand Bhargava, Glimpses of Indian Philosophy and Sanskrit Literature. Delhi 1981
DB1 - H. Bechert (ed.), Der Buddhsmus I. Stuttgart 2000
DCBCSJS = Deccan College Building Centenary and Silver Jubilee Series
DCI = Dharma. The Categorial Imperative. Edited by Ashok Vohra, Arvind Sharma and Mrinal Miri. New Delhi 2005
DCKRPV = Dr. C. Kunhan Raja Presentation Volume. Madras 1946
DCPGRIDS = Deccan College Post-graduate and Research Institute Dissertation Series
DCPGRIMS = Deccan College Post-graduate and Research Institute Monograph Series
DCPY = Swami Digambaraji (ed.), Collected Papers on Yoga. Lonavla 1975
DCRIB = Deccan College Research Institute Bulletin. 35 (1976) - 41 (1982)
DDIP = Discussion and Debate in Indian Philosophy. Issues in Vedaṇta, Mīmāṃsā and Nyāya. Ed. Daya Krishna. New Delhi 2004
DeBary = W.T. de Bary (ed.), A Source Book in Chinese Philosophy. Princeton 1963
DET = Frederick H. Holck (ed.), Death and Eastern Thought. Understanding Death in Eastern Religions and Philosophies. Nashville 1974
Deyadharma = Deyadharma: Studies in Memory of D.C.Sircar. Delhi 1986
DGTS = Gerry W. Houston (ed.), Dharma and Gospel: Two Ways of Seeing. Delhi 1984
Dharma-Nirajana = Dharma-Nirājanā. A Volume Dedicated to the Memory of Dr. Dharmendra Nath Shastri. Edited by Vachaspati Upadhyaya, Satyapal Narang and Shakuntala Punjani. Delhi 1989
DHCCR = A Dialogue: Hindu-Christian Cosmology and Religion (ed. Kala Acharya, Nicholas Mance and Lalita Nanjash). Mumbai 1999
DhP = Dharmaprakāsh (Madras). 1 (1970) - 21 (1991)
Dhruva = Āchārya Ānand Shankar Dhruva, Smāraka Grantha. Three parts. Ahmedabad 1944-1946
Dilip = Dilip. 2 (1975) - 9 (1983), 11 (1985) - 32 (2006)
Diogenes = Diogenes. 1 (1953) - 212 (2006)
DIPECO = Daya Krishna (ed.), Development of Indian Philosophy from Eighteenth Century Onwards. Classical and Western History of Science, Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization Vol. X, Part 1. New Delhi 2002
DK = S.S.Rama Rao Pappu (ed.), The Dimensions of Karma. Delhi 1987
DKIP = Daya Krishna, Indian Philosophy: A Counter Perspective. Delhi 1991
DKM = Dilip Kumar Mohanta, Cognitive Scepticism and Indian Philosophy. Calcutta 1999
DM = Darshan-Manjari. The Burdwan University Jurnal of Philosophy. 1 (1984) - 6 (1991-92)
DLJP = Devacandra Lalbhai Jaina Pustakoddhara Samstha
DMDV = World Perspectives in Philosophy, Religion and Culture. Essays presented to Prof. Dhirendra Mohan Datta. Patna 1968
DoubtBK = Doubt, Belief and Knowledge. Edited by Sibajiban Bhattacharya. New Delhi 1987
DP = Daśaprakaraṇāni. Madhva's ten prakaraṇas edited with commentaries by Vidyaranya Tirtha. Four volumes. Madras 1969-1972
DRBV = D. R. Bhandarkar Volume (ed. B. C. Law). Calcutta 1940
DSA = Rāya Dhanapati Siṃha Bamaduraka Āgamasaṃgraha
DSCSIP = Descriptive Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts: Indian Philosophy. Indian Museum Collection. Compiled by Asesh Ranjan Mishra. Ed. Debabrata Sen Sharma. Calcutta 2001. Numbering cited is the consecutive numbering of this volume, not the catalogue number of the Indian Museum)
DT = Darshanika Traimasika (Faridkot)
DTI = Shoryu Katsura (ed.), Dharmakīrti's Thought and its Impact on Indian and Tibetan Philosophy. Proceedings of the Third International Dharmakīrti Conference, Hiroshima, Nov. 4-6, 1997. OAW, Phil-hist. Kl, 281. Band, Wien 1999
DU = text whose author's date is unknown
DUB = Dacca University Bulletin
DUS = Dacca University Studies, Part A. 1 (1935) - 48.1 (1991), 50.2 (1993), 51.1 (1994), 52.1-2, 1995, 53.2-54, 55.2 - 61.1
DV = Dvaita Vedānta. (See DV section of Part IV)
e = edition
EAT = Emotions in Asian Thought. A Dialogue in Comparative Philosophy. Edited by Joel Marks and Roger T. Ames. Albany, N.Y. 1995
EAW = East and West (Rome) 1 (1950) - 54 (2004)
EAWBo = East and West (Bombay). 1 (1902) - 21 (1921)
EB = Eastern Buddhist (Tokyo). 1 (1921) - 7 (1939). n. s. 1 (1966) - 37 (2005)
EBAT = Early Buddhism and Abhidharma Thought. In Honor of Doctor Hajime Sakurabe on His Seventy-seventh Birthday. 2002
EBPL = Angraj Chaudhary, Essays on Buddhism and Pāli Literature. Delhi 1994
EDH = Gerhard Oberhammer (ed.), Epiphanie des Heils. Zur Heisgegenwart in Indischen und Christlichen Religion. Publications of the De Nobili Research Library 9. Wien 1982
EDOM= Rita Gupta, Essays on Dependent Origination and Momentariness. Calcutta 1990
EEE = A. Raghuramaraju (ed.), Existence, Experience and Ethics: Essays for S.A.Shaida. New Delhi 2000
EEWP = Essays in East-West Philosophy (ed. Charles A. Moore). Honolulu 1951
EFNW = Erich Frauwallner, Nachgelassene Werke. 1. Aufgesätze, Beiträge, Skizzen. Wien 1984. 2.Philosophische Texte des Hinduismus. Tr. by Gerhard Oberhammer and Chlodwig H. Werba. Wien 1992
EHBZT = Essays on the History of Buddhism presented to Prof. Zenryu Tsukamoto. Kyoto 1961
EIDI = Einführungen in die Indologie. Stand-Methoden-Aufgaben. Ed. by Heinz Bechert and Georg von Simson et al. Dharmstadt 1979
EJ = Eranos-Jahrbuch
EJPR = Piotr Balcerowicz, Essays on Jaina Philosophy and Religion. Delhi 2003
EMH = Expanding and Merging Horizons. Contributions to South Asian and Cross-Cultural Studies in Commemoration of Wilhelm Halbfass. Edited Karin Preisedanz. Wien 2007
Empty Words = Jay L. Garfield, Empty Words. Buddhist Philosophy of Cross-Cultural Interpretation. Oxford 2002
EnB = Robert E. Buswell et al., eds., Encyclopedia of Buddhism. Two volumes. New York 2004
EnBud = Encyclopedia of Buddhism (ed. G. P. Malalasekara et al.) (Colombo). 1 (1963) - 6.4 (2002)
EnBuddhism = Encyclopedia of Buddhism. Edited by damien Keown and Charles S. Prebish. London 2007
EnIndPh = Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies. Volume I: Bibliography (compiled by K.H.Potter) (Delhi 1971; second edition 1983). Volume 2: Nyaya-Vaiśeṣika up to Gaṅgeśa. Ed. K.H.Potter (Delhi 1977, Princeton, N.J. 1978). Volume 3: Advaita Vedānta up to the time of Śaṃkara. Ed. K.H.Potter (Delhi, Princeton 1983). Volume 4: Sāṃkhya. Ed. Gerald James Larson and Ram Shankara Bhattacharyya.(Delhi, Princeton 1987). Volume 5: The Philosophy of the Grammarians. Ed. Harold Coward and K.H.Potter (Delhi, Princeton 1990). Volume 6: Indian Philosophical Analysis: Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika from Gaṅgeśa to Raghunātha Śiromaṅi. Ed. K.H.Potter and Sibajiban Bhattacharyya. (Delhi 1993). Volume 7: Abhidharma Buddhism to 150 A.D. Ed. Karl H. Potter, Robert E. Buswell, Jr., Padmanabh S. Jaini and Noble Ross Reat. (Delhi, 1993). Volume 8: Buddhist Philosophy from 100 to 350 A.D. (Ed. K.H.Potter) (Delhi 1999). Volume 9: Buddhist Philosophy from 350 to 600 A.D. Ed. K.H.Potter, Delhi 2003. Volume 10: Advaita Philosophy up to Citsukha (ed. Karl H. Potter) )Delhi 2006).
Volume 11: Jain Philosophy, Part One (ed. Jayendra Soni and K.H.Potter (Delhi 2006.
EnIW2 = Encyclopedia of Indian Wisdom. {rpfessor Satya Vrat Shastri Felicitation Volume, Volume Two. Edited by Ramkaran Sharma. Delhi 2–5
EnP = Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Second Edition. Edited by Donald M. Borchert. Ten volumes. Detroit, etc. 2006
Enq = Enquiry (New Delhi). 2-3 (1961), 5-6. n.s. 1 (1964) - 3.3 (1971)
Ensink = J. Ensink, De grote Weg naar het Licht. Amsterdam 1955, 1973
Ent = Entretiens 1955. Pondichery 1956
EOI = Satya Vrat Sastri, Essays on Indology. Delhi 1963
EpJ = K.B.Jindal, An Epitome of Jainism. New Delhi 1988
EPM = Essays in Philosophy presented to Dr. T. M. P. Mahadevan. Madras 1962
Epoche = Epoché: Journal of the History of Religions at UCLA. (1983)
ERE = Hastings Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics
ESEHD = Fred W. Clothey and J. Bruce Long (eds.), Experiencing Śiva: Encounters with a Hindu Deity. New Delhi 1983
ESOSIP = Anima Sengupta, Essays on Sāṃkhya and Other Systems of Philosophy. Revised, enlarged edition 1977
EssInP = Sukharanjan Saha (ed.), Essays in Indian Philosophy. Calcutta 1997
ES3WB = The Enworlded Subjectivity–Its Three Worlds and Beyond. Ed. R. Balasubramanian. HSPIC XI.4, 2006
ET = Études traditionelles
EtAs = Études Asiatiques publiées à l'occasion du vingt-cinquienne anniversaire de l'École Francaise d'Extreme-Orient. Publications de l'École Francaise d'Extreme Orient 19-20, 1925
ETB = H.S.Prasa (ed.), Essays on Time in Buddhism. Delhi 1991
EthR = Ethical Responsibility: A Dialogue with Buddhism (ed. Julia Martin). Delhi 1997
ETML = Études Tibetains dediées à la memoire de Marcelle Lalou. Paris 1971
EW = Eastern World (London). 1 (1947) - 23 (1969)
EWJ = East-West Journal (New York)
EWVCT = Ernst Waldschmidt, Von Ceylon bis Turfan. Schrifte zur Geschichte, Literature, Religion und Kunst des indischen Kulturraumes. Festgabe zum 70 Geburtstag. Gottingen 1967
Excell = Robert Excell, The Wisdom Gone Beyond. Bangkok 1966 (=TWGB)
ExinP = Bina Gupta, ed, Explorations in Philosophy: Essays by J. N. Mohanty. New Delhi 2001
ExO = Ex Oriente (Tokyo). 1 (1925)
f = felicitation volume in honor of ____
FacB = Shotaro Iida, Facets of Buddhism. Delhi 1991
FacIC = Facets of Indian Culture. Gustav Roth Velicitation Volume.Ed. Kameshwar Prasad, Jagadiswara Pandey and Umesh Chandra Dwivedi. Patna 1998
FacInd = Facets of Indology. Mahamopadhyaya Pandit Damodar Mahapatra Shastri Commemoration Volume. Edited by Subash Chandra Dash. Delhi 2005
FaithAU = Faith in the Age of Uncertainty. Ed. Sima Sharma. New Delhi 2002
FBB = From Benares to Beijing: Essays on Buddhism and Chinese Religion (ed. Koichi Shinohara and Gregory Schopen). Oakville, Ontarioa 1991
FDS = Festschrift Dieter Schlinghoff zur Vollendung des 65. Lebensjahres durgebrucht von Schüler, Freunden und Kollgen. Ed. Friedrich Wilhelm. Reinbek 1996
Feer = Leon Feer, Fragments extraits du Kandjour. AMG 5, 1883
FestKB = Festschrift: Klaus Bruhn zur Vollendung des 65. Lebensjahres. Reinbek 1994
FFMBI = Gregory Schopen, Figments and Fragments of Mahayāna Buddhism in India. More Collected Papers. Honolulu 2005
FIC = C. Muraleemadhavan (ed.), Facets of Indian Culture. Delhi 2000
Final5 = B.N.K.Sharma, My Final Five Research peprs (with six Appendices).Mumbai 2003
FJPRC = Facets of Jain Philosophy, Religion and Culture. 1: Anekānta and Syādvāda (ed. R.A.Kumar, T.M.Dak, A.D.Mishra). Ladnum 1996
FK = F. Kielhorn, Lists of the Sanskrit Manuscripts purchased for Government during the years 1877-1878 and 1869-78 and a list of the manuscripts purchased from May to November 1881. Poona 1881
FKB = Festschrift Klaus Bruhn (ed. Nalaini Balbir and Joachim K. Bautze). Reinbek 1994
FL = Foundations of Language. 1 (1965) - 14 (1976)
FMA = P. M. Padmanabha Sarma (ed.), Five Manuals of Advaita (Advaitanirūpaṇa Prakaraṇapañcakam). Tanjore 1971
FMW = Festschrift Moriz Winternitz. Leipzig 1933
FP = Founders of Philosophy. Delhi 1975
FPh - Faith and Philosophy. Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophy. 1 (1984) - 24.3 (2007)
FPS = R.Balasubramanian and S.Bhattacharyya (eds.), Freedom, Progress and Society. Essays in Honour of Prof. K. Satchidananda Murty, Delhi 1986
Frauwallner = Erich Frauwallner, Die Philosophie des Buddhismus. Two volumes. Berlin 1956
FRSD = Ṛṣikalpanyāsa. Festschrift honouring Rājeśwar Śāstri Dravid. Allahabad 1971
FTASG = Pitirim A. Sorokin (ed.), Forms and Techniques of Altruistic and Spiritual Growth. Boston 1954
FTAD = Five Treatises of Ācārya Dīpaṃkaraśrījñāna. Ed. tr. Lobsang Dorje Rabling. Sarnath 1999
FTB, see BKS
FTI = Freedom, Transcendence and Identity: Essays in memory of Prof. KalidasBhattacharya. Edited by Pradip Kumar Sengupta. Delhi 1988
FVSKB = Felicitation Volume presented to Professor Śrīpad Krishna Belvalkar. Benares 1957
FWS = Festschrift Walther Schübring: Beiträge zur indischen Philologie und Alterkumskunde. Hamburg 1951
G = The Gauḍīya (Madras)
G (school) = Grammarian (Vyākaraṇa) Philosophy. (See G section of Part IV)
GAISE = Glimpses of Ancient India through Soviet Eyes (edited Jagdish Vibhakar and Usha Gay). Delhi 1989
GandS = Padmanabh S. Jaini, Gender and Salvation: Jaina Debates on the Spiritual Liberation of Women. Berkeley 1991
GB = General Buddhism, especially Mahāyāna. (See GB section of Part IV )
GCNPR = G. C. Nayak, Philosophical Reflections. Delhi 1987. Revised Second edition
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GilgitM = Nalinaksha Dutt, Gilgit Manuscripts. Volume 1 (Srinagar 1939). Volume 2.1 (Srinagar 1941). Volume 2.2 (Calcutta 1953). Volume 2.3 (Calcutta 1954). Volume 3 (Calcutta 1955). Volume 4 (Calcutta 1956)
Gitasamiksa = Gītāsamīkṣā (ed. E.R.Sreekrishna Sarma). Tirupati 1971
GJV = T.N.Dharmadhikari (ed.), Golden Jubilee Volume, Vaidika Saṃśodhana Maṇḍala. Poona 1982
GJWDJ = Gedenkschrift J. W. de Jong (ed. H. W. Bodewitz and Minoru Hara). Tokyo 2004
GK = Gopinath Kaviraj, Gleanings in the History and Bibliography of the Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika Literature. Calcutta 1962
Glory of Knowledge = Glory of Knowledge: Professor Ram Murti Sharma Felicitation Volume. Ed. S.G. Kantawala and Priti Sharma. Delhi 1990
GM = Gandhi Marg. 6 (1962) - 11 (1967)
GMBNN = Gopikamohan Bhattacharya, Navya-Nyāya. Some Logical Problems in Historical Perspective. Delhi 1978.
GOJ = Surender K. Jain (ed.), Glimpses of Jainism. Delhi 1997
Gomez/Silk = Luis O. Gomez and Jonathan A. Silk, Studies in the Literature of the Great Vehicle. Ann Arbor 1989
GOML = Government Oriental Manuscripts Library, Madras
GOS = Gaekwad's Oriental Series (Baroda)
GOSBORI = Government Oriental Series. Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute. Classes A to C
GRSJ = Gujarat Research Society Journal. 1 (1939) - 39 (1977), 42 (1980, 52 (1990), 54-57 (1992)
GS = General Śaivism. (See GS section of Part IV)
GSAIF = Giornale della Societa Asiatica Italiana (Firenze). 1 (1837) - n.s. 2 (1932)
GSBL = Glimpses of the Sanskrit Buddhist Literature. Volume I. Ed Kameshwar Nath Mishra. Samyag-Vak Seires IX. Sarnath 1997
GSI = German Scholars in India. Volume I. Varanasi 1973. Volume 2: new Delhi 1976
GSLB = Glimpses of Sri Lankan Buddhism (ed. D.C.Ahir). Delhi 2000
GSN = God, the Self and Nothingness. Reflections: Eastern and Western. Edited by Robert E. Carter. New York 1990
GSPM = Grantha-saṃśodhana-prakāśana-maṇḍala
GSSK = Genjun Sasaki (ed.), A Study of Kleśa. A Study of Impurity and its Purification in Oriental Religions. In Japanese. Tokyo 1975
GSSVIC = Grace in Śaiva Siddhānta, Vedānta, Islam and Christianity (ed. Albrecht Frenz). Madurai 1975
GSTJ = Gurbachan Singh Talib (ed.), Jainism. Patiala 1975
GTOM = Giuseppe Tucci, Opera Minore (Rome). 1 (1971) - 2 (1972)
Gu = G. Buhler, Report on the results of the search for Sanskrit mss. in Gujarat during the year 1871-72. Surat 1872
GUJ = Gauhati University Journal of Arts. 38 (1996)
Gunj = S.R.Gunjala, Liṅgāyat Bibliography: A Comprehensive Source Book. Bhalki, Dist. Bidar 1989
GUOS = Glasgow University Oriental Society (Glasgow). 1 (1901) - 1958
GVD = G.V.Devasthali, A Descriptive Catalogue of the Sanskrit and Prakrit Manuscripts in the Library of the University of Bombay. References are by items
GWAM = God's Word Among Men: Papers in honour of Fr. Joseph Putz, Frs. J. Bayart, J. Volkaert and P. Lettes (ed. G. Gisbert-Sauch). Delhi 1973
GWP = Grosses Werklexikon der Philosophie (ed. F. Volpi), Munchen 1995-
H = General Hinduism. (See H section of Part IV)
Half Way = Half Way. The Golden Book. Presented to Shri V.R. Narla on his 51st Birthday. Madras 1958
Hall = Fitzedward Hall, A Contribution toward an Index to the Bibliography of the Indian Philosophical Systems. Calcutta 1859
HandS, see HSENR
HarSS = Haridas Sanskrit Series, Banaras
HBISS = V. Subramaniam, Buddhist-Hindu Interactions from Śākyamuni to Śaṃkarācārya. Delhi 1994
HBK = Hokke-Bunke Kenkyu (Journal of Institute for Comprehensive Study of Lotus Søtra). 18 (1992) - 26 (2000
HCV = A Commemoration Volume for Dr. Hikata. Tokyo 1964
HDV = H. D. Velankar, A Descriptive Catalogue of the Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Desai Collections in the Library of the University of Bombay. Bombay 1953
HDVCV = H. D. Velankar Commemoration Volume (ed. S. N. Gajendragadkar and S.A.Upadhyaya). Bombay 1965
HEL = Histoire Epistemologie Langage. Reve editee par la Societe d'Historie et d'Epistemologie des Sciences, du Langage et les Presses Universitaires de Vincennes. 1 (1979) - 27.2 (2005)
HermE = Hermeneutics of Encounter. Essays in Honour of Gerhard Oberhammer on the Occasion of his 65th Birthday. Vienna 1994
HEVT = J.G.Arapura, Hermeneutical Essays on Vedānta Topics. Delhi 1986
HHKKR = Hikata Hakaso Koki Kinen Ronbunshu (Fukuoka 1964)
HHF = M.L.Sondhi and Madhuri Sondhi (eds.), Hinduism's Human Face. New Delhi 1990
HiDBK = Hiroshima Daigaku Bungakubu Kiyo
HIL = Satischandra Vidyabhusana, History of Indian Logic. Calcutta 1921; Delhi 1971
Hind = K. P. Sundararajan et al. (eds.), Hinduism. Patiala 1969
HindEth = Harold J. Coward, Jullius J. Lipner and Katherine K. Young, Hindu Ethics. Albany, N. Y. 1989
HIndPh = History of Indian Philosophy: A Russian Viewpoint. Ed. Marietta Stepanyants.New Delhi 1993
HindRec = Hinduism Reconsidered (ed. Gunther-Dietz Sontheimer and Hermann Kulke). New Delhi 1997
Hinduism = Hinduism. Gregorian Pontifical University. Roma 1963
HinduReg = Hindu Regeneration. 4 (1974) - 13 (1983)
Hindutva = Hindutva (Varanasi). 3 (1973) - 10 (1980)
HIPP = Heritage of India: Past and Present. Essays in Honour of Prof. R. K. Sharma. Edited by P.K.Mishra and S.K.Suller. Delhi 1994
HirComVol = Professor M. Hiriyanna Commemoration Volume. Mysore 1952
HistR = History of Religions (Chicago). 1 (1961) - 46 (2006)
HJ = Hibbert Journal. 1 (1961) - 18 (1978)
HJAS = Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies
HJKS = Hermann Jacobi, Kleine Schriften. Ed. Bernhard Kolver. Teil 2. Wiesbaden 1970
HMAA = Alessandra Monk, ed. Hindu Masculanities Across the Ages. Updating the Past. Torino 2002
HMBSP = Hari Mohan Bhattacharya, Studies in Philosophy. PunOS 22, 1933
HMJKV = H.M.Joshi, Knowledge, Value and Other Essays. Baroda 1986
HNBTK = Hokekyo no Bunka to Kiben (Kyoto 1982)
Hoernle = A.F.R.Hoernlé, Manuscript Remains of Buddhist Literature found in East Turkestan. 2 volumes. Oxford 1916; Amsterdam 1970
HOKS = Hermann Oldenberg, Kleine Schriften. Volume 2. Wiesbaden 1967
HOS = Harvard Oriental Series
HPE = S. Radhakrishnan et al. (eds.), History of Philosophy, Eastern and Western. Volume I. London 1952
Hpr = Haraprasad Shastri, Notices of Sanskrit Manuscripts. Calcutta 1900 ff.
HPS, see Hpr
HR = Hindustan Review (Calcutta)
HReview = The Historical Review. A Biannual Journal of History and Archaeology. Indian Institute of Oriental Studies and Research, Calcutta. 1 (1986), 4-10 (2002)
HRHHR = C. J. Bleeker and Geo Widergren (eds.), Historia Religionum. Handbook for the History of Religions. Volume Two: Religions of the Present. Leiden 1971
HS = The Hymns of Śaṅkara (ed. T.M.P.Mahadevan). Delhi 1980
HSAJIS = Harayāna Sāhitya Akademi Journal of Indological Studies. 1 (1896) - 2 (1987)
HSENR = History and Society. Essays in Honour of Professor Nihirranjan Ray. Ed. Debiprasad Chattopadhyaya. Calcutta 1978
HSPCIC = History of Science, Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization. General Editor: D.P. Chattopadhyaya.
HSPCM = Hindu Spirituality, Postclassical and Modern. Edited by K.R.Sundararajan and Bithika Mukerji. London 1997
HSS, see HarSS
HSUEI = H. S. Ursekar, Essays in Indology. Aurangabad 1981
HTR = Jose Pereira (ed.), Hindu Theology: A Reader. New York 1976
HVM = Kesavarama Kasirama Sastri, Śrī Harirāya-vanmuktāvalī. Volume One. Nadiya 1974
i = index or catalogue
IA = Indian Antiquary. 1 (1872) - 62 (1933). Reprinted 1971. For Second Series, see NIA. Third Series, 1 (1964) - 5 (1971)
IAC = Indo-Asian Culture (after 1971, Indian Horizons) (New Delhi) 1 (1952) - 51 (2004)
IAHRC = Proceedings of the XIth International Congress of the International Association for the History of Religions. Leiden 1968
IAL, see ALIPC
IATW = India and the West. Proceedings of a Seminar Dedicated to the Memory of Hermann Goetz. Ed. Joachim Deppert. South Asian Studies No. 15, South Asia Institute, University of Heidelberg, New Delhi Branch. Manohar 1983
IASWRP = Samkhya-Yoga. Proceedings of the IASCWR Conference, 1981. Stony Brook, N.Y. 1983
IBSDJ = Indological and Buddhist Studies. Volume in Honour of Professor J. W. de Jong on his Sixtieth Birthday. Canberra 1982
IC = Indian Culture (Calcutta). 1 (1934) - 16 (1949)
ICandB = Indian Culture and Buddhism (in Russian). Moscow 1972
ICCD = Indian Culture, Continuity and Discontinuity. In Memory of Walter Ruben (1899-1982). Ed. Joachim Hedrich, Hiltruh Rüstau and Diethhelm Weideman. Berlin 2002
ICHR = Proceedings of the International Congress for the History of Religions. 1 (1900) - 6 (1979-80)
ICQ = India Cultures Quarterly. 21.3 (1964) - 40 (1985)
ICWTC = India's Contribution to World Thought and Culture. Vivekananda Commemoration Volume. Triplicane 1970
IDDG = Im Dickicht der Gebote: Studien zur Dialektik von Norm und Praxis in der Buddhismus-geschichte Asiens. Ed. Peter Schalk and MarDeeg. Uppsala 2005
IEB = Indianisme et Bouddhisme offerts à Msgr. Étienne Lamotte. Publications de l'Institut Orientaliste du Louvain 23. Louvain-la-Neuve 1980
IHDAB = In Honour of Dr. Annie Besant: Lectures by Eminent Persons, 1952-1988. Varanasi 1990
IHQ = Indian Historical Quarterly (Calcutta). 1 (1925) - 39 (1963)
IHR = Indian Historical Review. 1 (1971-75) - 33 (2006)
IIB, see SKGIB
IICB = Indian Institute of Culture (Bangalore)
IICQ = India International Centre Quarterly. 1 (1974) - 3 (2004-2005)
IID = Indien in Deutschland. Dharmstädter Beiträge zur Diskurs über indische Relilgioun, Kultur und Gesellschaft. Edited by Edmund Weber and Roger Tøpelman. Frankfur am Main 1910
IIG = Indology in India and Germany. Problems of Information, Coordination and Cooperation. Ed. H. von Stieteneron. Tubingen 1981
IIJ = Indo-Iranian Journal. 1 (1957) - 49.1-2 (2006)
IIJBS = Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies. 1 (1999-2000) - 5 (2004)
IIQF = Indo-Iranische Quellen und Forschungen (Leipzig)
IIT = Indo-Iranian Thought: A World-Heritage. Ed. M. Shojakhani and M.R.R.Khtegren, Delhi 1995
IJ = The Inner Journey. Views from the Hindu Tradition. Ed. Margaret Case. Sandpoint, Idaho 2007
IJBS = Indian Journal of Buddhist Studies. 1 (1989) - 10 (1998). Continued as IIJBS.
IJE = International Journal of Ethics, see Ethics
IJHS = International Journal of Hindu Studies. 1.1 (1997) - 11.1 (2007).
IJIS = International Journal of Indian Studies (Ottawa). 1 (1990) - 3.2 (1993)
IJP = Indian Journal of Philosophy (Bombay). 1 (1959) - 4 (1964)
IJPR = International Journal for the Philosophy of Religion. 1 (1970) - 56 (2004)
IJPS = Indian Journal of Philosophic Studies (Hyderabad). 1 (1974), 5 (1985)
IJT = Indian Journal of Theology (Calcutta). 1.2 (1952) - 15.1 (1977)
IJTS = International Journal of Tantric Studies. 1.1 (1995)
IKK = Indische Kultur in Kontext. Rituals, Tests und Ideen aus Indien und der Welt. Festschrift für Klaus Mylius. Ed. Lars Göhler. Wiesbaden 2005
IL = Indian Linguistics: Journal of the Linguistics Society of India
ILMS = Satischandra Vidyabhusana, History of the Medieval School of Indian Logic. Calcutta 1909
ILSGC = Indian Linguistic Studies. Festzchrift in Honor of George Cardona. Edited by Madhav M. Deshpande and Peter E. Hook. Delhi 2002
IMAAR = Richard H. Davis (ed.), Images, Miracles, and Authority in Asian Religious Traditions. Boulder, Co. 1998
IMM = In the Mirror of Memory. Reflections on Mindfulness and Remembrance in Indian and Tibetan Buddhism. Edited by Jent Gyatso. Albany, N.Y. 1992
IndA = Indian Archives (New Delhi). 2 (1948) - 7 (1953)
IndBeyond = India and Beyond. Aspects of Literature, Meaning, Ritual and Thought. Essays in Honour of Frits Staal. Ed. Dick van der Meij. London 1997
Indian and Tibetan Buddhism. Edited by Janet Gyatso. Albany, N.Y. 1992
Indian Horizons, see IAC
Indica = Indica. 1 (1964) - 43.1 (2006)
IndicSt1 = Indic Studies. Volume One. Edited by Chidananda and A. Ramaswami Iyengar. Velyanad 2002
IndPhRel = Roy W. Perrett (ed.), Indian Philosophy of Religion. Dordrecht 1989
IndPQ (formerly PQ) = Indian Philosophical Quarterly. 1 (1973) - 33 (2006)
IndPT = Indian Philosophical Terms. Glossary and Sources. Chief Editor Kala Acharya. Mumbai 2004
IndTibS = Indian and Tibetan Studies (Collectanen Marpurgensia Indologica et Tibetica).Ed. Dragomir Dimitrov, Unika Roesler and Roland Steiner. Wien 2002
IndTrad = Indian Tradition. Prof. Dr. Sitanath Goswami Felicitation Volume. Volumes I-II. Ed. Himamsu Chakravarti. Calcutta 1977
IndW = India and the West. The Problem of Understanding. Selected Essays of J. L. Mehta. Chico, CA. 1985
Ingalls = Daniel H. H. Ingalls, Materials for the Study of Navya-Nyāya Logic. HOS 40, 1951
Inklusivismus = Gerhard Oberhammer (ed.), Inklusivismus. Eine indische Denkform. Publications of the De Nobili Research Library Occasional Papers 2. Wien 1983
Insight = Insight: A Journal of World Religions (New York). 2.2 (1977-78)
IntJPS = International Journal of Philosophical Studies. 1 (1995) - 15 (2007)
IntptR = Shlomo Biderman and Ben-Ami Scharfstein (eds.), Interpretation in Religion. Leiden 1992
IntStudPh = International Studies in Philosophy (originally Studi Internazionale di Filosofia) (Torino). 1 (1969) - 37.1 (2006)
InTh = Indian Thinker (Trivandrum)
IO = Catalogue of the Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Library of the India Office (compiled by J. Eggeling). London 1887, 1896
IOL = Catalogue of Sanskrit and Prakrit Manuscripts in the India Office Library, Volume II (compiled by A.B.Keith with supplement by F.W.Thomas). London 1935
IP = S. Radhakrishnan, Indian Philosophy. Two volumes. London 1927; New York 1971
IPA = Indian Philosophical Annual. 2 (1966) - 26.1 (1999)
IPACP = Daya Krishna, Indian Philosophy: A Counter Perspective. Oxford 1991, 1996. Revised, enlarged Delhi 2006
IPACR, see IPE
IPC = Indian Philosophy and Culture. 1 (1956) - 20 (1975)
IPE = Roy W. Perrett (ed.), Indian Philosophy: A Collection of Readings. Volume 1: Epistemology. New York 2001. Volume 2: Logic. N.Y. 2000. Volume 3: Metaphysics. N.Y. 2000. Volume 4: Philosophy of Religion. N.Y. 2000. Volume 5: Theory of Value. N.Y. 2001. (same as IPACR)
IPP = India, Past and Present. 1 (1984) - 3 (1986)
IPQ = International Philosophical Quarterly. 1 (1961) - 47 (2007)
IPR = Indian Philosophical Review (Bombay). 1 (1917) - 4 (1921)
IPS = M. Hiriyanna, Indian Philosophical Studies. Volume 1, Mysore 1957. Volume 2, Mysore 1972
IPSA = H. Chaudhuri and H. Spiegelberg (eds.), The Integral Philosophy of Śrī Aurobindo. London 1960
IR = Indian Review (Madras)
IRIABSU = Annual Report of The International Research Institute for Advanced Buddhology at Soka University 1999. Tokyo 2000
IS = Indische Studien (Berlin). 1 (1850) - 18 (1898)
ISCRL = Indian Studies in honor of Charles Rockwell Lanman. Cambridge, Mass. 1929
ISPP = Indian Studies Past and Present (Calcutta). 1 (1960) - 15 (1974)
ISS = Ideology and Status of Sanskrit. Contributions to the History of the Sanskrit Language. Ed. Jan E.M. Houben. Leiden 1996
ISUD, see JDSUD
IT = Indian Thought. 1 (1909) - 11 (1919)
ITag = Indologen-Tagung 1959 (ed. E. Waldschmidt). Gottingen 1959
ITAI = Donald H. Bishop (ed.), Indian Thought: An Introduction. New Delhi 1975
ITaur = Indologica Taurinensia (Torino). 1 (1973) - 32 (2006)
ITBC = Indian Thought and Buddhist Culture. Essays in Honour of Professor Junkichi Imanishi on His Sixtieth Birthday. Tokyo 1996
ITH = P.C.Muralimadhavan (ed.), Indian Theories of Hermeneutics. Delhi 2002
ITK = Hakuju Ui, Indo Tetsugaku Kenkyu. Six volumes. Tokyo
ITMS = Indo-Tibetan Mādhyamika Studies. Sambhata Series 3. New Delhi 1996
IWP = Introduction to World Philosophies. Edited by Eliot Deutsch. Upper Saddle River, N.J. 1997
J = Jainism. (See J section of Part IV)
JA = Journal Asiatique (Paris). 1 (1822) - 295 (2007)
JAALP = Jainism. Art, Architecture, Literature and Philosophy. Edited by Haripriya Rangarajan, G. Kanalokar, and A.K.V.S. Reddy. Delhi 2001
JAAR = Journal of the American Academy of Religion. 35 (1964) - 75.2 (2007).
JAAS = Journal of Asian and African Studies. 11 (1976) - 42.1 (2007)
JAG = Jaina Ātmānanda Grantharatnamālā (Bhavnagar, Bombay)
JAH = Journal of Asian History. 1 (1967) - 41.1 (2007)
JAIH = Journal of Ancient Indian History. 1 (1967-68) - 20 (1996-97)
JainA = Jaina Antiquary (Arrah)(=Jaina Siddhānta Bhāskara). 1 (1935) - 52.1-2 (1999)
JainCC = Collette Caillat (ed.), Jainism. Delhi 1974
JainG = Jaina Gazette. 22 (1926) - 36 (1939)
Jainism = Jainism. New York 1974
JainJ = Jain Journal (Calcutta). 2 (1967) - 40 (2005)
Jainthology = Ganesh Lalwani (ed.), Jainthology. Calcutta 1991
Jambujoyti = Jambujyoti (Munīśvara Jambūvijaya Festschrift). Edited by M. a. Dhaky and J. B. Shah. Ahmedabad 2004
JAIRI = Journal of the Ananthacarya Indological Research Institute. 1 (1998) - 5 (2002-2003)
JAOS = Journal of the American Oriental Society (New Haven). 1 (1843) - 126 (2006)
JAS = Journal of Asian Studies. 15 (1955) - 66 (2007)
JASACFV = Jainism: A Study (Acharya Chandana Felicitation Volume). Ed. R. M. Das. New Delhi 2000
JASB = JASBo
JASBe = Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal (Calcutta). 1 (1832) - 1958; n.s. 1 (1959) - 47.3 (2005)
JASBo = Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, Bombay Branch. 1 (1841) - n.s. 80 (2005)
JASP = Journal of the Asiatic Society of Pakistan (now, Bangladesh) (Dacca). 1 (1956) - 14 (1969), 16.1 (1971) - 49 (2004)
JAssamRS = Journal of the Assam Research Society. 1 (1933) - 37 (2005)
JAsSt = Journal of the Institute of Asian Studies (Madras). 1 (1983) - 18 (2000)
JAU = Journal of the Annamalai University. 1 (1932) - 29 (1972), 31 (1982) - 33 (1987), 35 (1989) - 39 (1997)
JBHU = Journal of the Banaras Hindu University. 1 (1937) - 2 (1938), 6.2-3 (1942)
JBP = Journal of Buddhist Philosophy (Bloomington). 1 (1983)
JBR = Journal of Bible and Religion. 1 (1933) - 34 (1966)
JBRS = Journal of the Bihar and Orissa Research Society of India (Calcutta). 1 (1911) - 75 (1989)
JBTSI = Journal of the Buddhist Text Society of India (Calcutta). 1 (1893) - 7 (1906)
JBurmaRS = Journal of the Burma Research Society. 1 (1911) - 42 (1959)
JCV = R. C. Sharma and Pranati Ghoshal, eds., Jaina Contribution to Varanasi. New Delhi n.d.
JD = Journal of Dharma (Bangalore). 1 (1975-76) - 20 (2005)
JDBSDU = Journal of the Department of Buddhist Studies, University of Delhi. 1 (1974) - 15 (1991)
JDHUB = Journal of the Department of Letters, University of Burdwan. 1 (1968) - 2 (1969)
JDJBS = J. W. de Jong, Buddhist Studies. Ed. Gregory Schopen. Berkeley 1979
JDL = Journal of the Department of Letters, University of Calcutta. 1 (1912) - 17 (1958); n.s. 1 (1957) - 3 (1960)
JDPaliUC = Journal of the Department of Pāli, University of Calcutta. 1 (1982-83) - 10 (2000)
JDPUC = Journal of the Department of Philosophy, University of Calcutta. 1 (1975) - 5 (1981-82)
JDSUD = Journal of the Department of Sanskrit, University of Delhi. 1 (1971-72) - 3 (1974)
JEAS = Journal of the European Ayurvedic Society. 1 (1990) - 5 (1997). Becomes TSAM.
JFLNU = Journal of the Faculty of Letters, Nagoya University. Philosophy Section
JGIS = Journal of the Greater India Society (Calcutta). 1 (1934) - 1958
JGJRI = Journal of the Ganganatha Jha Research Institute (Allahabad). 1 (1943) - 60-61 (2004-2005)
JGK = Jinbungaku Kenkyujoho (Kanazawa)
JGujRS, see GRSJ
JHI = Journal of the History of Ideas
JIABS = Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies (Madison,Wisconsin). 1 (1978) - 28.2 (2005)
JIAP = Journal of the Indian Academy of Philosophy (Calcutta). 1 (1961-62) - 44 (2003)
JIAS, see JAsSt [=Journal of the Institute of Asian Studies (Madras)]
JIBSt = Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies (=Indobukkyogaku Kenkyu) (Tokyo). 1 (1952) - 55.3 (2007)
JIC(A)(P)BS = Journal of the International College for Postgraduate Buddhist Studies. 1 (1998) - 11 (2007)
JICPR = Journal of the Indian Council for Philosophical Research. 1 (1983) - 22 (2005)
JICPRSpI = Journal of the Indian Council for Philosophical Research Special Issues. 2001-2002
JICS = Journal of Intercultural Studies (Japan). 1 (1974) - 31 (2004)
JIES = Journal of Indo-European Studies. 1 (1973) - 32 (2004)
Jigo to Muga = Jigo to Muga (Tokyo 1963)
JIH = Journal of Indian History. 1 (1921-22) - 83 (2003), Golden Jubilee Volume (2001)
JIIP = Journal of the Indian Institute of Philosophy (Amalner). 1 (1918) - 2 (1919)
JijJHI = Jijñāsā. A Journal of the History of Ideas and Culture (Jaipur). 2 (1981)
Jijnasa = Jijñāsā (Jaipur). 1 (1974) - 3 (1984)
JIJS = Journal of Indo-Judaic Studies. 5 (2002) - 6 (2003)
Jinamanjari = Jinamañjarī (Mississauga, Ontario) = 3.2 (1991), 5.2-6.1 (1993), 7.2 (1993); 8.3 (1993), Special edition; 9.1 (1994) - 11.1 (1995), 12.2 (1995), 13.1 (1996), 14.2-15.2 (1997), 17.1 (1998), 18.2 (1998), 19.1 (1999), 20.2 (1999), 21.1 (2000), 22-25 (2002), 31.1 (2005), 33.1 (2006), 34.2, 36.2 (2007)
JIndPsych = Journal of Indian Psychology. 1 (1978) - 20 (2002)
JIP = Journal of Indian Philosophy (Dordrecht). 1 (1970) - 36 (2006)
JIPR = Journal of Indian Philosophy and Religion (Calcutta) 1 (1996), 5 (2000), 7 (2002)
JISSA = Journal of the Indological Society of Southern Africa. 1 (1993) - 4 (1996)
Jitari = Gudrun Bühnemann (ed.), Jitāri: Kleine Texte. Wiener Studien zur Tibetologie und Buddhismuskunde, Heft 8. Wien 1982
JJ, see JainJ
JJG = Jivarāj Jaina Granthamālā (Sholapur)
JJP = Jadavpur Journal of Philosophy. 2 (1990) - 3.1 (1991) - 14 (2002)
JJRS = Japanese Journal of Religious Studies. 1 (1984) - 34.1 (2007)
JKHRS = Journal of the Kaliṅga Historical Research Society. 1 (1946-47) - 3 (1950)
JKU = Journal of the Karnatak University (Humanities). 1 (1956-57) - 34 (1990), 39 (1996)
JKUOML = Journal of the Kerala University Oriental Manuscripts Library (Trivandrum). 1 (1945) - 21 (1976)
JLCLEA = Journal of the Literary Committee of Lingāyat Education Association (Dharwad) 1 (1936) - 7 (1942)
JLE = V. N. Jha (ed.), Jaina Logic and Epistemology. Delhi 1997
JLMIW = J. L. Mehta, India and the West. The Problem of Understanding. Studies in World Religions 4: Harvard University Center for the Study of World Religions. Chico, Cal. 1985
JMKU = Joural of the Madurai Kāmarāj University. 3.1 (1973), 5 (1976) - 9 (1980)
JMU = Journal of the Madras University. 1 (1928) - 62 (1990)
JMysoreU = The Half-yearly Journal of the Mysore University (= Mysore University Magazine). 1 (1917) - 3d series 59 (1997)
Jnanamuktavali = Jñānamuktāvalī. Commemoration Volume in honour of Johannes Nobel. New Delhi 1943
JNIBS = Journal of Naritasan Institute for Buddhist Studies. 17 (1994) - 30 (2007)
JNMP = The Philosophy of J.N.Mohanty. Edited Daya Krishna and K.L.Sharma. New Delhi 1991
JNRC = Journal of the Nepal Research Centre (Humanieis). 1 (1997)-11 (1999)
JOI(B) = Journal of the Oriental Institute (Baroda). 1 (1951) - 54 (2005)
JOR = Journal of Oriental Research (Madras). 1 (1927) -71-73 (2004)
JOS = Journal of Oriental Studies (Hong Kong). 1 (1954) - 37.1 (1999)
JOSA = Journal of the Oriental Society of Australia. 1 (1960) - 38 (2006)
JP = Journal of Philosophy (New York). 1 (1904) - 104.1-5 (2007)
JPA = Journal of the Philosophical Association (Nagpur). 1 (1953) - 15 (1974).
JPAMI = N. N. Bhattacharya (ed.), Jainism and Prakrit in Ancient and Medieval India. Essays for Prof. Jagdish Chandra Jain. New Delhi 1994
JPASIC = Jaina Philosophy, Art and Science in Indian Culture (ed. D.C. Jain and R.K.Sharma). Two volumes. Delhi 2002
JPMJG = Jñāna-Pītha Mūrtidevī Jaina Granthamālā (Banaras).
JPS = Journal of Philosophical Studies. 2.1 (1994)
JPT = Nagin J. Shah (ed.), Collection of Jaina Philosophical Tracts. LDS 41, 1973.
JPTS = Journal of the Pāli Text Society (London). 1 (1882) - 142 (1958); 9 (1981) - 28 (2002)
JPU = Sreṣṭhi Devachanda Lālabhāi Jaina Puṣṭakoddhār Fund Series (Bombay)
JRAS = Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland (London). 1 (1834) - 1990; 3d series 1 (1991) - 17 (2007)
JRASCB = Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, Ceylon Branch (now Sri Lanka Branch) (Colombo). 1 (1845) - series 2, 32 (1989) - 51 (2005)
JRK = Hari Damodar Delankar, Jinaratnakośa: An Alphabetical Register of Jain Works and Authors. Poona: Bandarkar Oriental Research Institute, 1944. Also Government Oriental Series Class C, No.4
JRS = Journal of Religious Studies (Patiala). 1 (1968) - 19 (1991), 21 (1992) - 35 (2004)
JSB = Jaina Siddhānta Bhāskara. Published jointly with JainA
JSidSt = Journal of Siddhanta Studies (Jaffna). 1993
JSG = Jahrbuch der Schopenhauer-Gesellschaft
JSHJD = Jain Studies in Honour of Jozef Deleu (ed. Rudy Smet and Kenji Watanabe). Tokyo 1993
JSITS = Journal of Studies for the Integrated Text Science. 1.1 (2003)
JSM = Journal of Studies in Mysticism (Australia). 1 (1977)
JSP = Jadavpur Studies in Philosophy. 1 (1979) - 5 (1983)
JSR = Japan Science Review (Kenkyu Rombunshu). 1 (1950) - 12 (1961)
JSS = Journal of the Śrī Śaṃkara Gurukulam (Srirangam). 1 (1939-400 - 5 (1944-45)
JSU = Journal of Shivaji University (Kolhapur). 1 (1968) - 39 (2004)
JSVRI = Journal of the Śrī Veṅkaṭeśvara Rao Institute (Tirupati). 1 (1940) - 16 (1955)
JTC = G. C. Pande (ed.), Jain Thought and Culture. Jaipur n.d.
JTibS = Journal of the Tibet Society. 1 (1981) - 8 (1988)
JTMFRT = Nagin J. Shah (ed.), Jaina Theory of Multiple Facets of Reality and Truth (Anekāntavāda). Delhi 2000
JTS = Journal of Tamil Studies. 1 (1969) - 2 (1970); n.s. 1 (1972) - 67 (2005)
JTSML = Journal of the Tanjore Sarasvatī Mahal Library. 1 (1946) - 49 (2004)
JTU. see TDG
JTUOML, see JKUOML
JUB = Journal of the University of Baroda. 1 (1952) - 35-36 (1987)
JUBihar = Journal of the University of Bihar. 1 (1956) - 2 (1957)
JUBo = Journal of the University of Bombay. 1 (1933) - 53 (1984)
JUG = Journal of the University of Gauhati (Arts). 1 (1946-49) - 39 (1978)
JUJI = Śrī Jagganāthajyotiḥ. Jagannath University Journal of Indology I.1 (1984), 5-9 (2004)
JUP = Journal of the University of Poona (Humanities). 1 (1952) - 41 (1974)
JURB = Journal of the University of Ranchi, Bihar. 6 - 15, 16.2 (1985)
JUS = Journal of the University of Saugar (Madhya Bharati). 1 (1954) - 10 (1961), 16 (1965) - 18 (1970)
JVaisS = Journal of Vaisnava Studies. 1 (1992-93) - 16.1 (2007)
JVS = Jinavāṇīsaṃgraha. Calcutta 1927
JYSC = Journal of the Viśvabhāratī Study Circle. 1 (1959) - 2 (1961)
JYI = Journal of the Yoga Institute (Santa Cruz, India). 1 (1966-67) - 20 (1974-75)
K = F. Kielhorn, A Catalogue of Sanskrit Mss. existing in the Central Province. Nagpur 1874
KAG = Kavirāj-abhinandana-grantha. Lucknow 1967
Kailash = Kailāsh (Kathmandu). 1 (1973) - 19 (2000)
Kairos = Kairos. 1 (1959) - 37 (1995)
KAKICW = K. A. Krishnaswamy Aiyar, Collected Works (ed. Satchidananda Saraswati). Holenarsipur 1969
Kalyanamitraraganam = Kalyānamitrārāgaṇam. Essays in Honour of Nils Simonsson. Ed. Eivind Kahrs. Oslo 1986
Kalyanamittam = Kalyāṇa-mitta. Professor H. Nakamura Felicitation Volume (ed. V.N.Jha). Delhi 1991
Kalyani = Kalyānī. Journal of Humanities and Social Science, U. of Kalaniya. 5 (1986) - 6 (1987)
KASGJ = Kumbakonam Advaita Sabha Golden Jubilee Commemoration Volume. Madras 1948
Kashi Vidyapith = Kāshī Vidyāpīth Silver Jubilee Volume. Banaras 1946
Kashyap = J. Kashyap, The Ābhidharma Philosophy. Sarnath 1943
KavS = Kāvyasaṃgraha
KBPCV = K. B. Pathak Commemoration Volume. Poona 1934
KCBSP = K. C. Bhattacharya, Studies in Philosophy. Two volumes. Delhi 1982
KCV = Knowledge, Culture and Value. Papers of the World Philosophy Congress, Dec. 28, 1975 - Jan. 3, 1976. Delhi 1976, 1979. Three parts.
KD = Karṇātak Darshan. Bombay 1955
KDG = Kodaigakku (Osaka)
KDTDR = Kinki Daigaku Tanki Daigaku Ronshu (Osaka)
KFIP = Tara Chatterjee, Knowledge and Freedom in Indian Philosophy. Landon, MD 2002
Kh = F. Kielhorn, Report on the search for Sanskrit mss. in the Bombay presidency during the year 1880-1881. Bombay 1881
Khn = F. Kielhorn, A Classified Alphabetical Catalogue of Sanskrit Mss. in the Southern Division of the Bombay Presidency. Bombay 1869
KISSC = Debiprasad Chattopadhyaya, Knowledge and International Studies in Society and Consciousness. Calcutta 1985
KK = Kalyāṇa Kalpataru (Gorakhpur). 1 (1934) - 27 (1963)
KKBLKO, see LKO
KKIBR = Kanakura Hakase Koki Kinan Indogaku Bukkyo Goku Ronshu (Kyoto 1966)
KKKSG = Kochi Kogyo Koto Senmon Gakko Gukujutsu Kiyo
KPJCV = K. P. Jayaswal Commemoration Volume (ed. J. S. Jha). Patna 1981
KRBCP, see KRNCP
KRCIT = Wendy Doniger O'Flaherty (ed.), Rebirth in Classical Indian Traditions. Berkeley 1980
KRH = R.K Mishra and B.M.Sagar (eds.), Knowledge, Reality and Happiness. Simla 1991
KRNCP = K.R.Norman, Collected Papers. Four volumes. Oxford 1991-93
KRPCD = Ronald W. Neufeldt (ed.), Karma and Rebirth: Post-Classical Developments. Albany, N.Y. 1986
Krsna Pratibha = Kṛṣṇa Pratibhā. Studies in Indology (Prof. Krishna Chandra Panigrahi Commemorative Volume). Ed. H. C. Das, S. Tripathi, B. K. Rath. Delhi 1994
KS (school) = Kashmir Śaivism. (See KS section of Part IV)
KS = Kant-Studien. 1 (1897) - 77.3 (1986)
KSBC = Mm. Professor Kuppuswāmī Śāstrī Birth-Centenary Commemoration Volume. Part I: Collection of Śāstrī's Writings. Ed. S. S. Janaki. Madras 1981
KSCV = Kuppuswāmi Śāstrī Commemoration Volume. Madras 1937
KSDR = Kyoto Sangyo Daigaku Ronshu (Kyoto)
KSS = Kashi Sanskrit Series
KSTS = Kashmir Series of Texts and Studies
KT = H.W.Bailey, Khotanese Texts. Volumes 1-5, Cambridge 1945-1963. Vol. I-III reprinted Cambridge 1969, 1980. Vol. IV reprinted 1980. Vol. 5 reprinted 1980
KTKK = Kokusai Tohogakusho Kaigi Kiyo
Kuhn = Festschrift E. Kühn. Breslau 1916
KUJ = Kurukshetra University Journal (Arts and Humanities). 1 (1967) - 37 (2003)
KVRACV = Prof. K. V. Raṅgāswāmī Aiyaṅgar Commemoration Volume. Madras 1940
KW = B.K.Matilal and A. Chakrabarti (eds.), Knowing from Words. Dordrecht 1994
L = Rajendralal Mitra, Notices of Sanskrit Mss. Calcutta 1871-1890
LADWR = Harold Coward, ed., Life After Death in World Religions. Delhi 1997
Lahore = Kashi Nath Kunte, Report on the Compilation of the Catalogue of Sanskrit manuscripts for the year 1879. Lahore
LandR = J. L. Mehta, A. K. Chatterjee and Santosh Kumar (eds.), Language and Reality. Proceedings of the Second All-India Seminar held at the Center of Advanced Study in Philosophy, Banaras Hindu University. Varanasi 1968
LB = Lotus bleu
LCC = Le civita cattolica (Roma)
LDS = Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Series (Ahmedabad)
LDSBDM = Love Divine. Studies in Bhakti and Devotional Mysticism. Ed. Karel Werner. Richmond, Surrey 1993
Lee = S. C. Lee, Popular Buddhism in China. Shanghai 1934
Leumann = Ernst Leumann, Zur nordarischen-sprache und Literatur. Strassburg 1912
LFDP = La fabrication du psychisme. Ed. Silvia Mancini. Paris 2006
L'Herme = L'Herme Nirvāṇa. Paris 1993
LHRCV , see AspJ 1
LindH = Christian Lindtner (tr.) Hīnayāna (in Danish). Denmark 1998
LIPR = Language in Indian Philosophy and Religion (ed. Harold C. Coward).SR Supplement 5. Calgary 1978
LJL = Library of Jain Literature
LKO = Language, Knowledge and Ontology. A Collection of Essays by Professor K.K.Banerjee. Edited by Kalyana Sen Gupta and Krishna Roy. New Delhi 1988
LLHT = Living Liberation in Hindu Thought. Edited by Andrew O. Fort and Patricia Y. Mumme. Albanya, N.Y. 1996. (Cf. Arvind Sharma's review, PEW 48, 1998, 142-161
LPEIM = Le Parole e i Marmi. Studi in Onore di Raniero Gnoli nel suo 70th Compleanno. Ed. Raffaele Torella. Two volumes. SerOR 92.1, Roma 2001
LLSI = Language, Logic and Science in India: Some Conceptual and Historical Perspectives. Cont. Debiprasad Chattopadhyaya et al. New Delhi 1995
LM = Le Muséon (Paris). 1 (1882) - 120 (2007)
LNMCV = The Heritage of India (L. N. Mishra Commemoration Volume). Ed. Upendra Thakur and Yugal Kishore Mitra. Bihar 1978
LP = Lokaprajna (Puri). 2 (1988)
LPB (=PB) = La pensée bouddhique
LRA = Language, Reality and Analysis. Essays on Indian Philosophy by Jitendra Nath Mohanty. Leiden 1990
LSFV = Ludwik Sternbach Felicitation Volume. Two parts. Lucknow 1979
LSLT = Francois Grimal (ed.), Les Sources et le Temps. Sources and Time, a Colloquium. BEFEO 91, 2001
LSS = Lange, style et structure dans le monde indiens. Centenaire de Louis Renou: actes du Colloqu international (Paris 25-27 janvier, 1996). Paris 1996
LTC = Language, Thought and Culture in India (from c. 600 B.C. to c. A.D. 300). History of Science, Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization (Gen. Ed. D.P.Chattopadhyaya). Volume I, part 2. New Delhi 2001
M = T.R.V. Murti, The Central Philosophy of Buddhism. London 1955
MachR = Machikanayama Ronshu (Osaka)
MahaRaval = Mahā-Rāval (Rajata Jayantī Abhinandana Grantha). Dungarpur 1950
Mahayanasutrasamgraha I = Mahāyānasūtrasaṅgraha, Volume I. Darbhanga 1960
Mahendra = Indian Culture (Mahendra Jayantī Volume). Calcutta 1951
Makaranda = Makaranda (Madhukar Anant Mahendralala Festschrift). Ed. M.A.Dhgaky and J.B.Shah. Ahmedabad 2000
MandS = Harold Coward and Terence Penelhum (eds.), Mystics and Scholars. The Calgary Conference on Mysticism 1976. SR Supplement 3. Calgary 1976
ManSC = Manuscripts in the Schoyen Collection (Jans Braarvig, editor-in-chief). Two volumes. Oslo 2000
Manual = D.T.Suzuki, Manual of Zen Buddhism. Kyoto 1935; New York 1950, 1960
Manushya: Journal of Humanities. 1 (1998)
Marfatia = Mrudula I. Marfatia, The Philosophy of Vallabhācārya. Delhi 1967
MatR = Matsukaneyama Ronshu (Osaka)
MB (school) = Madhyamaka Buddhism. (See MB section of Part IV )
MB = Mahābodhi (Colombo). 16 (1908) - 103 (1995)
MBL = Alex Wayman, A Millennium of Buddhist Logic. Volume One. Buddhist Translation Series 36. Delhi 1999
MBMI = Medieval Bhakti Movements in India: Sri Caitanya Quincentenary Commemoration Volume (edited N.N.Bhattacharyya (New Delhi 1989)
MBMTP = Minoru Kiyota (ed.), Mahāyāna Buddhist Meditation: Theory and Practice. Honolulu 1978
MBT = Giuseppe Tucci, Minor Buddhist Texts. Roma 1956, 1958; Japan 1978; Delhi 1986
MCB = Mélanges chinoise et bouddhiques (Bruxelles). 1 (1931) - 27 (1995)
MCdH = Mélanges Charles de Harlez. Leiden 1896
MCV = Mālavīya Commemoration Volume. Banaras 19