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The Tridandi-sūtra and the two Lohitya-sūtras in the Gilgit Dīrghāgama manuscript

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ABSTRACT

Since the Sanskrit Gilgit Dīrghāgama manuscript found its way into an antique book store in London in the late 1990s, the members of the Schøyen Collection, especially Prof. Jens-Uwe Hartmann in Munich, Germany, have been investing a great deal of effort on its edition, and great results have been accomplished. However, detailed information on this research and its publications are not yet widespread among scholars. In this article, I shall begin with some basic information on the Dīrghāgama manuscript and then provide a brief overview on the current status of this manuscript project, based on the previous research carried out predominantly by Prof. Hartmann. Along with a brief introduction to several important previous works, especially focusing on their analyses of sīlakkandha or śīlaskandha elements in the Dīghanikāya and the Dīrghāgama,I shall conclude with a few observations I have made so far along with a list of further tasks laying ahead.

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