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0623 Innermost Asia : vol.2
極奥アジア : vol.2
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doi: 10.20676/00000187
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At the right: [1] 'ôm·[2] ta·tvad·bha·ba·dza·ka·ta·[3] bhad·tra·'an·dzi·dha·ra·bdag·[4] la·dnos·
grub·tham[s·ca]d·gsol·1. [5] sa·ha [= Ôm tattva bhava jagad bhadra añji (?) dhara bdag·la·dnos·
grub·thams·cad (sarvasiddhi) gsol 1. svāhā].
At the left: [1] lus·la·hchan·pahi·hkhor·lo·yin·phyi·sman·lo (mo ?)·lña·[2] nan·rig·pa·hdzin·pahi·
lha·mo II gsan·pa [= maṇḍala to be attached to the body: afterwards beneficial five years: the goddess
of him who holds inner knowledge. Secret].
At the right: dar·kan.
The text on the attached leaf gives prognostications and ritual directions by a bla-ma (guru).
4. K. K. v. b. 012. c. (Paper, fol. 1, numbered 5, c. 18×9·5 cm.; ll. 10 of neat Dbu-med script with notes
above and below in a smaller hand. The reverse is similar.)
Fragment of a medical text.
Begins: sman·rnams·btan·yan·sman·rtags·lna 1
lhag·par·skoms·dad·che·ba·ni II
htsho h·lna (?)·mi (?)·[2] hgyud·hchih·bar·hgyur II
hchi·ba·brtag·paho III
The reverse contains the preceding part of the same text.
5. K. K. v. b. 07. d. (Paper: c. 33×10 cm., fragmentary at right; ll. 5 of neat Dbu-med script, with
interlinear annotations in a minute hand. Reverse, ll. 5, containing a prior portion of the same text with similar
annotations.)
Buddha, being dejected, is comforted with the song called Rdo-rjehi-glu (Vajra-gītā), which, however, does
not seem to be identical with anything known by that name.
Begins: hdir·mthar·bcom·ldan·hdas·sin·tu·hjuns·par·mchog·tu·bdeh·ba·chen·po·hi·ro·gcig·du·
ldan·pas·rig·ma·dan·lhan·cig·du·zu·ba·las·sa·bon·gyi·gzugs·su·cher·yid·mi·bdeh·ba·thob·
ste II sin·tu·mya·nan·kyis·gduns·ste II bcom·ldan·hdas·kyi·thugs·sad·par·byed·pa·hi·Rdo·rje·
hi·glu·tin·hdzin·spans·nas·su II
1 bdeh·chen·hdod·nas·bdag·la·sbyor II
· 1 khyod·ma·bzugs·na·bdag·hgum·pas II
1 hdod·pa·hi·hjig·rten·snan·mnan·nas II
1 gtso·bo·ci·phyir·ston·nid·bzugs II
e. K. K. v. b. 07. f. (Paper: c. 35×10·3 cm., fragmentary at right and left; ll. 10 of regular, elegant
Dbu-med script. Reverse, ll. 10 of the same.)
Fragment of a ritual (gtor-ma = bali).
l. 2. bum·pa·lhag·ma·la·lha·du·yod·pa·rnams·ci·rigs·par·bskyed II cho·ga·lhag·ma·hdraho II de·
nii·dan·mtshan·mo·lan. 3. du II stor·ma·sbyin·zin·de·bzin·bzlas.

PLATE CXXXIII.

1 K. K. v. b. 07. b. (Paper: c. 40·5×10 cm., fragmentary at left and right; ll. 8 of elegant Dbu-med
script, with interlinear notes in a minute hand. Reverse, a continuation of the same text, with similar annotations.)
L. 1 refers to a Bsten-bahi-rnam-par-dhye-bahi-tshigs-su-bcad-pa (Upāsanā (āśrayaṇa?)-vikurvaṇa-kārikā?)
in 7 kārikās, whereof it proceeds to quote and comment upon the fifth:
bsten·pa·sten·dan·gzi·dan·ni 1
rgyu·mtshan·dan·ni·yons·sna·de 1
— pa·brtson·bcas·lun·gis·phyug 1
2. K. K. v. b. 012. a. (Paper: fol. 1, numbered Ka 4, c. 24×10 cm.; ll. 8 of artistic Dbu-med script.
The reverse is similar.)
A food-scattering (gtor-ma, bali) ritual in verse, with invocation of various divinities: the object is to avert
disease. Begins: