An edition of Snar-thang bstan ʼgyur
(1741)
Snar-thang bstan ʼgyur
by Nicholas Roerich
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Table of Contents
v.1. Bstod-tshogs : KA
v.2-88. Rgyud-ʼgrel : KA, KHA, GA, NgA, CA, CHA, JA, NyA, TA, THA, DA, NA, PA, PHA, BA, MA, TSA, TSHA [pt.1], TSHA [pt.2], DZA, WA, ZhA, ZA, ʼA, YA, RA, LA, ShA, SA, HA, A, KI, KHI, GI, NgI, CI, CHI, JI, NyI, TI, THI, DI, NI, PI, PHI, BI, MI, TSI, TSHI, DZI, WI, ZhI, ZI, ʼI, YI, RI, LI, ShI, SI, HI, I, KU, KHU, GU, NgU, CU, CHU, JU, NyU, TU, THU, DU, NU, PU, PHU, BU, MU, TSU, TSHU, DZU, WU, ZHU, ZU, ʼU, YU, RU, LU
Mdo-ʼgrel : v.89-104. Sher-phyin : KA, KHA, GA, NgA, CA, CHA, JA, NyA, TA, THA, DA, NA, PA, PHA, BA, MA
v.105-121. Dbu-ma : TSA, TSHA, DZA, WA, ZhA, ZA, ʼA, YA, RA, LA, ShA, SA, HA, A, KI, KHI, GI
v.122-131. Mdo-tshogs : NgI, CI, CHI, JI, NyI, TI, THI, DI, NI, PI
v.132-149. Sems-tsam : PHI, BI, MI, TSI, TSHI, DZI, WI, ZhI, ZI, ʼI, YI, RI, LI, ShI, SI, HI, I, KU
v.150-160. Mngon-pa : KHU, GU, NgU, CU, CHU, JU, NyU, TU, THU, DU, NU
v.161-178. ʼDul-ba : PU, PHU, BU, MU, TSU, TSHU, DZU, WU, ZhU, ZU, ʼU, YU, RU, LU, ShU, SU, HU, U
v.179-182. Skyes-rabs [and] Spring-yig : KE, KHE, GE, NgE
v.183-203. Tshad-ma : CE, CHE, JE, NyE, TE, THE, DE, NE, PE, PHE, BE, ME, TSE, TSHE, DZE, WE, ZhE, ZE, ʼE, YE, RE
v.204-205. Sgra-rig-pa : LE, ShE
v.206-210. Gso-rig-pa : SE, HE, E, KO, KHO, GO
v.211. Bzo-rig-pa [and] Thun-mong : GO
v.212-224 Sna-tshogs : NgO, CO, CHO, JO, NyO, TO, THO, DO, NO, PO, PHO, BO, MO
v.225. Dkar-chag.
Edition Notes
Printed in black ink on both sides of folios, printed area is about 9 x 57 cm.
The standard pages have 7 lines of text on each side.
Includes index (dkar chag).
Rare Book copy: Index is volume 225.
The TSHA volume of the Rgyud section has 2 parts, labeled "gong" [top] and "ʼog" [bottom].
Rare Book copy: These volumes acquired by Nicolas Roerich during his expedition into Central Asia between 1925-1928.
In Tibetan.
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