The Buddhist Sanskrit Saṃghāṭa-sūtra includes several longer or shorter passages in verse, mostly ślokas. Many though not all of these verse passages also appear in metrical form in the Khotanese version, which makes use of all three of the metres known from the longest Old Khotanese poem, the Book of Zambasta. The aim of the present article is to analyse these metrical passages in order to determine to what extent the treatment of the metres conforms to the practice of the Book of Zambasta. The relevant passages are therefore presented with a detailed metrical analysis as well as an English translation and brief commentary
An outline of Khotanese (and Tumshuqese) literature containing several novelties. It deals chiefly w...
Verse 11.32 of the Book of Zambasta is a quotation of stanza 7 of the Bodhisaṃbhāra attributed to Nā...
The metres in Middle Indo-Aryan as well as in classical Sanskrit are classified into the following t...
The Buddhist Sanskrit Saṃghāṭa-sūtra includes several longer or shorter passages in verse, mostly śl...
The Middle Iranian Khotanese language received copious amounts of loanwords from the Indic Gāndhārī ...
Verse 2.139 of the long studied fifth-century Old Khotanese Buddhist poem known as the Book of Zamba...
The article contains an edition and translation with metrical analysis, commentary, and glossary of...
Since the end of the nineteenth century, several monographs and important articles have been devoted...
T III S 16 is a complete folio that contains vv. 9-16 of chap. 13 of The book of Zambasta (= Z), an ...
Were Tocharian meters influenced by Indic meters, and if so, to what extent? Since the outset of Toc...
Chapter 14 of the Old Khotanese Book of Zambasta compares Mahāyāna Buddhology to that of traditional...
This is a study of the problems presented by the metres of the Pali Canon, seen in their historical ...
The article contains annotations on various passages of the Old Khotanese Book of Zambasta and, comp...
Re-edition and first translation of the Late Khotanese Sumukha(dhāraṇī)sūtra, a Buddhist text entire...
There are two Sanskrit manuscripts of Kṣemendra’s Bodhisattvāvadānakalpalatā preserved at Drepung Mo...
An outline of Khotanese (and Tumshuqese) literature containing several novelties. It deals chiefly w...
Verse 11.32 of the Book of Zambasta is a quotation of stanza 7 of the Bodhisaṃbhāra attributed to Nā...
The metres in Middle Indo-Aryan as well as in classical Sanskrit are classified into the following t...
The Buddhist Sanskrit Saṃghāṭa-sūtra includes several longer or shorter passages in verse, mostly śl...
The Middle Iranian Khotanese language received copious amounts of loanwords from the Indic Gāndhārī ...
Verse 2.139 of the long studied fifth-century Old Khotanese Buddhist poem known as the Book of Zamba...
The article contains an edition and translation with metrical analysis, commentary, and glossary of...
Since the end of the nineteenth century, several monographs and important articles have been devoted...
T III S 16 is a complete folio that contains vv. 9-16 of chap. 13 of The book of Zambasta (= Z), an ...
Were Tocharian meters influenced by Indic meters, and if so, to what extent? Since the outset of Toc...
Chapter 14 of the Old Khotanese Book of Zambasta compares Mahāyāna Buddhology to that of traditional...
This is a study of the problems presented by the metres of the Pali Canon, seen in their historical ...
The article contains annotations on various passages of the Old Khotanese Book of Zambasta and, comp...
Re-edition and first translation of the Late Khotanese Sumukha(dhāraṇī)sūtra, a Buddhist text entire...
There are two Sanskrit manuscripts of Kṣemendra’s Bodhisattvāvadānakalpalatā preserved at Drepung Mo...
An outline of Khotanese (and Tumshuqese) literature containing several novelties. It deals chiefly w...
Verse 11.32 of the Book of Zambasta is a quotation of stanza 7 of the Bodhisaṃbhāra attributed to Nā...
The metres in Middle Indo-Aryan as well as in classical Sanskrit are classified into the following t...