Pañcaviṃśatisāhasrikā Prajñāpāramitā Sūtra (Gilgit Ms.)
Transcription of the Gilgit manuscript of the 25,000 Line Perfection of Wisdom Sutra in Sanskrit.
Category: Sanskrit Texts
Taishō 256 (Cb)
The Chinese Tripiṭaka contains a number of Heart Sutra texts (See Chinese). Amongst them is a short text version which includes a transliterated Sanskrit text (T256 8.851.a1-852.a23). Originally attributed to Xuanzang (602-664), his disciple Kuījī caused this text to be inscribed on a stone wall at some unknown date. It was then edited by Amoghavajra (705–774) but must have… Continue reading Taishō 256 (Cb)
Mironov Mongolian (Cc)
From a rubbing of an octagon stone engraving found Jasaktu Wang Principality, Inner Mongolia now in the Manchuria Research Society Museum. Column ca. 2ft by 5.5-6in. Ca. 10-11th century? Article contains some comparison with Ja. Mironov, N. D. (1932) The Prajñāpāramitāhṛdayasūtra as an Inscription. Journal of Urusvati, 3, 73-8. Online: http://emrism.agni-age.net/english/Urusvati/Urusvati_3_73-78.pdf As Printed. xxx prajñā xx m.… Continue reading Mironov Mongolian (Cc)
Mironov Bronze Bell (Cd)
Mironov, N. D. (1933) The Prajñāpāramitāhṛdayasūtra as an Inscription. Urusvati Journal 3, 73-78. [Text on pg 78]. Online http://emrism.agni-age.net/english/Urusvati/Urusvati_3_73-78.pdf The inscription was on a bronze bell, some 1.5m tall. It is transcribed without editing, though the article contains a comparison with the edition published by Müller (Ja). namo bhagavatyai (e?) śriā[r]ya-prajñāpāramit/yai/ evaṃ mayā śrātam (!) ekasmin samaye… Continue reading Mironov Bronze Bell (Cd)
Haseji Ms. Long Text (Jb)
Transcribed from Shaku Hannya (1923) ‘The Prajna-Paramita-Hridaya Sutra,’ The Eastern Buddhist 2(3/4): 163-175. Checked against Müller, Max. (1881) ‘The Ancient Palm Leaves containing the Prajñāpāramitā-Hṛidaya Sūtra and Uṣniṣa-vijaya-Dhāraṇi.’ in Buddhist Texts from Japan (Vol 1.iii). Oxford University Press. Online: http://archive.org/details/buddhisttextsfr00bhgoog Manuscript reputedly brought to Japan from China in ninth-century by Yeun, disciple of Kūkai. In Müller’s… Continue reading Haseji Ms. Long Text (Jb)
Freer Polyglot Ed (Ce)
Āryā-pañcaviśatikā prajñāpāramitāhṛdaya Noble Heart of Perfection of Wisdom consisting of 25[000]. Milloué, L de (1883) Quelques mots sur les anciens textes sanskrits du Japon, à propos d’une traduction inédite du Prajñāpāramitā-hṛdaya-sūtra par MM. Paul Regnand et Y. Ymaizoumi d’après un vieux texte sanskrit-japonais. Actes du Sixième Congrès international des orientalistes tenu en 1883 à Leide, 3e… Continue reading Freer Polyglot Ed (Ce)
Société Asiatique MS No. 14. (Ni)
Ārya-pañcaviṁśati-prajñāpāramitā… Noble Twenty-five Perfection of Wisdom Société Asiatique MS No. 14. (fol 18b,1.4-19b,1.5). Preceded by Uṣṇiṣavijayā nāma dhāraṇī. Modern Nepalese, ink on paper. Images of this ms. kindly supplied by Pierre-Sylvain Filliozat of the Société Asiatique. Many Thanks. Transcription 18b … oṁ na mo bha ga va tyai ā ryya pra jñā pā ra mi… Continue reading Société Asiatique MS No. 14. (Ni)
Bibliotheque Nationale 62 no. 139. (Cg/Nm)
Bibliotheque Nationale 62 no. 139. Pelliot Sogdien. ca 950? ink on birch-bark. Central Asian Siddham script. In: Benveniste, E. (1940) Textes Sogdiens, pp. 142-3. MS. has a post-script in Sogdian. Conze: Cg = Nm. ༄ athāryāvalokitiśvarā boddhisatvā gaṃbhira prajñāpāramitā caryā caranama vyavalokayti sma paṃskaṃddhā svabhāva śunyatā paśyati sma iti hi śāriputrā rūpaṃ śunyatā śūnyateva rūpaṃ rūpaṃ te… Continue reading Bibliotheque Nationale 62 no. 139. (Cg/Nm)
Cambridge Manuscript ADD 1485 (Nb)
Nepal. 1677 CE. Gold ink on Black paper. Ranjana script. Approx 24 x 7.6 cm. No title. Contains the Prajñāpāramitāhṛdaya along with other dhāraṇī texts. Leaves numbered 16-54. Transcription 1 Recto (in two columns) ༄ oṃ na mo bha ga va tyai ā rya pra jñā pā ra mi ___ tā yai || e vaṃ ma yā śru ta me… Continue reading Cambridge Manuscript ADD 1485 (Nb)
Cambridge Manuscript Add 1164 (Nh)
āryya -śrī-pañcaviṃsatikā-prajñāpāramitā-hṛdaya nāma dhāraṇī The Dhāraṇī named The Heart of the Noble, Auspicious Perfection of Wisdom consisting of 25[000]. Modern Newāri script. Beginning and end of text in one hand, with middle leaf missing. Text begins @ 1.2, Signs that the text was heard or written from memory rather than read or visually copied by the scribe:… Continue reading Cambridge Manuscript Add 1164 (Nh)
Xīnjīng | Prajñāpāramitāhṛdaya 