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A Commentary in Eight Thousand [Verses] on the Grammar called “The Language of Mañjuśrī”84000no translation
The Second Half of A Commentary [in Eight Thousand Verses] on the Grammar called “The Language of Mañjuśrī” from Section Five Onwards84000no translation
The Rules of the Kātantra [System of] Grammar84000no translation
A Running Commentary on the Rules of the Kātantra [System of] Grammar84000no translation
A Running Commentary on the Rules of the Kātantra [System of] Grammar called “For the Benefit of Students”84000no translation
Corpus of Verbal Roots for the Kātantra [System]84000no translation
A Running Commentary on the Rules of the Kātantra [System of] Grammar with Detailed Descriptions called “For the Benefit of Students”84000no translation
Inflectional Rules [for Nouns with endings] Si etc. [in the Kātantra System]84000no translation
Inflectional Rules for Nominal Inflections [with endings] Si etc., A Running Commentary on the Rules of the Kātantra [System of] Grammar84000no translation
A Discussion of Inflectional Rules for [the Forms] ending in Ti etc.84000no translation
The Tantra in Four Parts, the Mantra Portion84000no translation
A Grammatical Treatise on the Correct Usage of Language84000no translation
A Running Commentary on the “Grammatical Treatise on the Correct Usage of Language”84000no translation
A Running Commentary [on Vararuci’s “Summary” called] the Door to the Correct Usage [of Language]84000no translation
A Verse Treatise Summarizing Negation84000no translation
A Commentary on the “Treatise Summarizing Negation”84000no translation
The Door to Language called “An Exemplary Instrument”84000no translation
A Running Commentary on the “Door to Language called An Exemplary Instrument”84000no translation
Rules of the Sarasvatī [System of] Grammar84000no translation
A Running Commentary on the Great Treatise of “The Rules of the Sarasvatī [System of] Grammar,” called “The Clear Inflectional Rules”84000no translation
Amarasiṃha’s Dictionary84000no translation
The Sūtra of Great Fortune84000no translation
The Explanatory Tantra on the Four Parts84000no translation
An Extensive Commentary on “Amarasiṃha’s Dictionary” called “The Bountiful Cow”84000no translation
The Mirror of Poetry84000no translation
The Cloud Messenger84000no translation
[A Treatise on] Metrics, called “The Jewel Mine”84000no translation
[A Treatise on] Metrics, called “The Jewel Mine”84000no translation
Praise in the Form of a Garland of Metres84000no translation
The Twelve Expressions84000no translation
One Hundred [Medicinal] Compounds84000no translation
Medical Advice for Longevity84000no translation
The Practice of Water Medicine84000no translation
A Running Commentary on “The Essence of the Eight Branches of Medical Practices”84000no translation
A Compilation of the Essence of the Eight Branches84000no translation
An Explanation of Medical Practices called “The Essence of the Eight Branches”84000no translation
A Commentary on “The Essence of the Eight Branches” called “Rays of Moonlight on the Meaning of the Words”84000no translation
A Treatise on Working with Mercurial Alchemy84000no translation
A Concise Alchemical Treatise on Transmuting [Base Metals into] Gold84000no translation
An Exposition of the Characteristics of the Exalted Body as Described by the Perfect Buddha84000no translation
The Characteristic Proportions of the Exalted Body84000no translation
The Realizations of the Eighty [Four] Mahāsiddhas84000no translation
The Elimination of All Illnesses and Enhancement of Bodily Strength with the “Lord of All” Extracted-Essence [Pills]84000no translation
A Formulary for the Mixing of Incense84000no translation
The Tantra of the Practice of Acala84000no translation
An Explanation of the Methods in [Nāgārjuna’s] “Formulary for the Mixing of Incense”84000no translation
The Sage Garga’s Teachings on Omens84000no translation
An Explanation of the Nature of the Planets and Astrological Houses Found in [the Life-story of] Ārya Śārdūlakarṇa84000no translation
The King of Astrological Texts called “The Yuddhajayārṇava Tantra”84000no translation
The Results of Life-Events, [Ritual] Actions for so-called “Harmful Occurrences”84000no translation
The Jewel of the Crown84000no translation
Revealing the Karmic Results of [Past Actions through] Present Life Astrology84000no translation
A Summary of the Meaning of the Astrology84000no translation
Important Points of Karmic Results in Ascendant Astrology84000no translation
An Exposition called “One Hundred Verses on Wisdom”84000no translation
A Treatise on Political Ethics called “The Staff of Wisdom”84000no translation
The Secret Tantra of the Mantras for the Wrathful Kings84000no translation
A Treatise on Political Ethics called “A Drop of Nourishment for the People”84000no translation
A Treasury of Verses84000no translation
One Hundred Verses84000no translation
[A Treatise of] Stainless Questions and Answers called “The Precious Garland”84000no translation
Cāṇakya’s Treatise on the Political Ethics of a King84000no translation
A Treatise on Political Ethics84000no translation
Qualities Indicated by Bodily Features84000no translation
A Concise Treatise on Analyzing [the Bodily Features of] People84000no translation
An Analysis of the Distinctive Marks of People, [A Treatise] called “Bodily Features”84000no translation
A Historical Account of the Siddhi Obtained From Lokeśvara84000no translation
The Secret Acalatantra84000no translation
The Story of Candragomin84000no translation
The Story of the Attainment of the Siddhi of Mahākaruṇika By Vīkhyātadeva84000no translation
The Story of the Attainment of the Siddhi [of Mahākaruṇika] By A Carpenter84000no translation
The Story of the Attainment of the Siddhi [of Mahākaruṇika] By A Woman84000no translation
The Story of the Attainment of the Siddhi [of Mahākaruṇika] By Sukhadeva84000no translation
Śalihotra's Compendium on Equine Medicine84000no translation
[The Great Treatise on] Understanding Etymologies84000no translation
The Glossary in Two Sections84000no translation
A Foundational Description [of Tibetan Grammar] called “The Thirty”84000no translation
A [Foundational] Description [of Tibetan Grammar], the Application of [Linguistic] Signs84000no translation
The Vajrāmṛta84000no translation
Root Text on the Eight Great [Linguistic] Topics84000no translation
A Treatise on Linguistics84000no translation
A Summary of the Sūtra [Unravelling the Intent] From a Valid Assessment of the Correct Words [of the Buddha]84000no translation
A Commentary on the Heart of the Perfection of Wisdom [Sūtra], A Commentary on the Mantra84000no translation
The Wheel of Debating the Precious [Teachings]84000no translation
A Letter Condensing The Most Precious, A Dispatch to the Ruler and Peoples of Tibet84000no translation
An Explanation of the Stages of the View84000no translation
An Account of the Precious Teachings together with a Lineage of the Śākya Clan84000no translation
An Explanation of the Sutra Unravelling the Intent84000no translation
A Memorandum Condensing the Four Points, A Commentary on [the Vows of] the Conduct of Samantabhadra84000no translation
The Fifty Verses on the Guardians of the World84000no translation
The Specifics of the View84000no translation
An Extensive Commentary on the Foremost Buddha84000no translation
A Memorandum Enumerating Phenomena84000no translation
An Enumeration of Phenomena84000no translation
A Handlist of Translations Found in the Denkar Palace in Upper Thang84000no translation
A Commentary on [the Dharma Discourse called] “Ascertaining the Meanings”84000no translation
A Method for Generating Special Insight84000no translation
A Concise General Summary of the Mental Abidings84000no translation
A Method for [Attaining] the Mental Abidings From the Perspective of [Meditating on] Ugliness84000no translation
A Method for Engaging in the Mental Abidings From the Perspective of Meditating on Love84000no translation
A Method for Engaging in the Mental Abidings From the Perspective of Reckoning Dependent-arising84000no translation
A Method for Engaging in the Mental Abidings From the Perspective of Dividing the Constituents84000no translation
A Method for Engaging in the Mental Abidings From the Perspective of Counting Breaths84000no translation
A Brief Method for [Attaining] Calm Abiding Through Meditating on the Body84000no translation
A Method for Entering into Calm Abiding84000no translation
A Summary of Entering into Meditative Concentration84000no translation
A Concise Summary and Discussion of Just the Slightest Experience of the Mind84000no translation
The Aspirational Prayer of Sovereignty From the Sūtra of the Golden Light84000no translation
The Aspirational Prayer of King Suvarṇabhujendra84000no translation
The Aspirational Prayer Taken From “The Sūtra of the Questions of Subāhu”84000no translation
A Prayer from The Series of Gifts84000no translation
An Aspirational Prayer for Engaging in the Deeds of a Bodhisattva84000no translation
A Vajra Aspirational Prayer84000no translation
An Aspirational Prayer to the Source of Enlightenment84000no translation
The Aspirational Prayer of the Venerable Candragomin84000no translation
The Aspirational Prayer of Ārya Nāgārjuna84000no translation
An Aspirational Prayer in Twenty Verses Taken from the Precious Garland of Advice to the King84000no translation
An Aspirational Prayer to the Lineage84000no translation
A Section of the Root Tantra of Vajrakīlaya84000no translation
A Very Condensed Dedication84000no translation
An Aspirational Prayer Taken From “Entering onto the Path of the Conqueror”84000no translation
An Aspirational Prayer called “The Seventy Verses”84000no translation
The Aspirational Prayer of the Master Kāmalaśīla called “The Two Parts”84000no translation
The Aspirational Prayer Proclaimed in the Susiddhikara Tantra84000no translation
An Aspirational Prayer called “the King of Jewels”84000no translation
The Prayer of Sublime Action84000no translation
An Aspirational Prayer from Sections of the Perfection of Wisdom Sūtras84000no translation
A Dedication [of the Merits] of Giving the Dharma by Reciting the Great Sūtra Sets such as the Perfection of Wisdom in One Hundred Throusand Lines84000no translation
A Dedication [of the Merits] of Giving the Dharma84000no translation
Toh 4484000no translation
The Verses of Auspiciousness for the Questions of the God84000no translation
Verses of Well-wishing84000no translation
Verses of Auspiciousness by the Lord of the Gods, Śakra to the Bhagavan84000no translation
Verses of Auspiciousness by the King of the Gods, Suyāma to the Bhagavan84000no translation
Verses of Auspiciousness by the King of the Gods, Pramudita to the Bhagavan84000no translation
Verses Expressing Auspiciousness84000no translation
The Verses of Well-wishing in the Sūtra on Entering the City of Vaiśālī [cf Toh 312, 628]84000no translation
Verses of Well-Wishing Spoken in the “Destroyer of the Great Trichiliocosm”84000no translation
The Aspirational Prayer Spoken in the “Destroyer of the Great Trichiliocosm”84000no translation
A Prayer and Statement of Truth from The Great Peahen, Queen of Dhāraṇīs84000no translation
The Extant Khasama Tantra84000no translation
Verses of Auspiciousness84000no translation
The Verses of Auspiciousness for the Seven Successive Past Buddhas84000no translation
Verses of Auspiciousness of the Three Jewels84000no translation
Verses of Good Fortune of the Three Jewels84000no translation
Verses of Auspiciousness Proclaiming the Truth84000no translation
Aspiring for the Virtues of the Basis, Path, and Fruit, A Song Invoking the [Supreme] Friend84000no translation
Guhyasamāja84000no translation
The Sūtras of Pāṇini’s [Sanskrit] Grammar84000no translation
A Running Commentary on the [Grammatical] Rules of Pāṇini’s Treatise on [Sanskrit] Grammar and Arrangement of Notes on their Significance, Application, Examples, etc. called “The Chariot Leading to the Jewels of Eloquent Explanations”84000no translation
An Extensive Commentary on the Explanation of “The Treasury of Abhidharma” called "The Suchness of the Object"84000no translation
Rules for Verbal Roots in the Kātantra System [of Grammar]84000no translation
The Sārasvatī [System of Sanskrit] Grammar84000no translation
Rules for Verbal Roots [for the Candra System of Sanskrit Grammar]84000no translation
Rules for [Suffixes forming Verbal Derivatives beginning with] Uṇ etc. [in the Kātantra System of Sanskrit Grammar]84000no translation
A Commentary on [Rules for Suffixes forming Verbal Derivatives beginning with] Uṇ etc. [in the Kātantra System of Sanskrit Grammar]84000no translation
[Rules for Suffixes forming Verbal Derivatives beginning with] Uṇ etc. [in the Cāndra System of Sanskrit Grammar]84000no translation
A Commentary on [Rules for Suffixes forming Verbal Derivatives beginning with] Uṇ etc. in the Cāndra System [of Sanskrit Grammar]84000no translation
Corpus of Verbal Roots [for the Cāndra System of Sanskrit Grammar]84000no translation
The Supplementary Tantra84000no translation
[The Declension of Nouns and Adjectives] Ending in -sUP called “The Source of Jewels”84000no translation
A Detailed Description of [The Declension of Nouns and Adjectives] Ending in -sUP84000no translation
An Explanation of the Three [Types of] Suffixes84000no translation
The Defining Characteristics of the Mañjuśrī System of [Sanskrit] Grammar84000no translation
[A Treatise on] Perfect Medical Practices84000no translation
The Medicinal Pill called “The Noble Conquering Queen” Taken From the Profound Personal Instructions of Ārya Nāgārjunapāda84000no translation
A Treasury of Excellent Roots, A Collection of the Best Medicines Taken From the Profound Personal Instructions of Ārya Nāgārjunapāda84000no translation
Identifying [Medicinal] Plant Roots and Their Established Categories84000no translation
An Anthology Condensing the Essence of All Ayurvedic Medicine84000no translation
The [Medical] Treatise of Dānadāsa, a Doctor from Pataha in India84000no translation
The Tantra, the Prophecy of the Intent84000no translation
[The Medical Knowledge of] the Brahmaveda, Sāraṅgadhara, and Caraka84000no translation
[Medicinal] Compounds Using the Samudrapala Plant That Was Offered to Gaṇapati by Devendra, Together With Its Decoctions84000no translation
The Advice of the Kṣatriya Doctor from Mathurā in Central India, Rāghunātha84000no translation
Opening the Eyes and [Restoring] Meaningful Sight84000no translation
The Root Text and Commentary on “The Nine Cycles of the Mirror of Magical Emanations”84000no translation
A Commentary on “The Nine Cycles of the Mirror of Magical Emanations” By Means of the Flower of Reasoning84000no translation
The Lamp of the Exalted Mind84000no translation
The Lamp of the Correct View84000no translation
The Lamp Clearing Away the Darkness of Extreme [Views]84000no translation
The Lamp of Method and Wisdom84000no translation
The Garland of Vajras84000no translation
The Lamp of Methods for Meditating on the Definitive Meaning Just As It Is in the Yogācāra System84000no translation
The Lamp of the Precious View84000no translation
Clear Words on the Application of “-ti” [Grammatical] Endings84000no translation
A Treatise on Expressions called “Clarifying All Varieties” Also Known As “The Garland of Pearls”84000no translation
A Treatise of Polysemous Expressions With Single Equivalent Terms called “The Garland of Jewels”84000no translation
Personal Instructions on Astrological Calculations According to the Kālacakra Tantra84000no translation
A Garland of Torma Cakes84000no translation
A Dhāraṇī for Recalling [Previous] Lives84000no translation
A Commentary on the Sūtras of the Cāndra [System of] Grammar84000no translation
[A Treatise on Sanskrit] Metrics called “The Source of Jewels”84000no translation
The Questions of the Four Goddesses84000no translation
A Commentary on the Difficult Points of the “Garland of Birth Stories”84000no translation
Refuting [the Idea of] a Prime Deity as a Creator God and Specifically Refuting [the Idea of] Viṣṇu as a Unitary Creator84000no translation
Nine Verses [on the Perfection of Wisdom]84000no translation
A Sūtra of the Bhagavatī Prajñāpāramitā called “The Seven-Part Verse of the Noble One”84000no translation
An Introduction to [the Rules of the] Kātantra [System of Grammar]84000no translation
The Tantra, Compendium of Vajra Gnosis84000no translation
The Tantra of Tārāyoginī84000no translation

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