Manuscripts in the Schøyen Collection: Buddhist Manuscripts V The Bhaiṣajyavastu of the Mūlasarvāstivāda Vinaya

GENERAL INTRODUCTION
CONVENTIONS
ABBREVIATIONS
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1.1. Research History and Present State of the Schøyen-Virginia Manuscript of the Bhaiṣajyavastu
1.1.1. Overview
1.1.2. A Brief History of Research on the Bhaiṣajyavastu Fragments
1.1.3. Scans and Photographs of the Manuscript Fragments Used in the Present Volume
1.1.4. Labeling of Images and Fragments
1.1.5. Folio Numbers
1.1.6. Physical Sequence of Folios
1.2. Formal Features of the Manuscript
1.2.1. Radiocarbon Dating
1.2.2. General Format and Quality of the Text
1.2.3. Script
1.2.4. Orthography
1.2.5. Folio Numbering and Combination with the Uttaragrantha
1.3. Comparison with Other Extant Versions of the Bhaiṣajyavastu
1.3.1. Comparison of Narrative Structures
1.3.1.1. Discrepancies in the Abbreviation of a Sūtra
1.3.1.2. Discrepancy in the Order of Episodes
1.3.1.3. Other Examples of Agreement and Disagreement
1.3.2. Comparison of Stock Phrases and Repetitive Passages
1.3.3. Comparison of Words, Phrases, and Sentences
1.3.4. Concluding Remarks
Texts
2.1. Transliterations
2.2. Reconstructions
1. “Vaiśālī” of the Third Uddāna
2. Sections of the Fourth Uddāna
3. “Hungry Ghosts” of the Eighth Uddāna
4. Sections of the Ninth Uddāna: “Sāketā” (The Story of King Māndhātṛ), “Rice Soup,” “Toyikā,” “Śrāvastī” (The Story of a Leprous Beggar Woman’s Offering)
5. The Buddha’s Former Life Stories Narrated for King Prasenajit
6. The Question of Ānanda or Section of Many Buddhas
7. The Stories Related to the Anavataptagāthā
8. Verses of Lake Anavatapta (Anavataptagāthā)
9. The Remaining Sections of the Ninth Uddāna
10. Sections of the Tenth Uddāna: “The Sick,” “Foods,” “Breakfast,” “Leftovers,” “Fruits Growing in the Forest,” “Lotus,” “Lotus Roots,” “Miṇḍaka”
11. Sections of the Eleventh Uddāna: “The Drink Offered by Kaineya Was Received,” “The Town of Kāśi, Barley Porridge,” “Khādyaka in Pāpā,” “Doubts,” “Foul Foods”
Concordances
3.1. Concordances of Image Labels and Folio Numbers
3.1.1. Schøyen Collection
3.1.2. Private Collection, Virginia
3.2. Concordance of the folios and other extant Mūlasarvāstivāda Vinaya materials
3.3. Concordance of the verses of the Anavataptagāthā
Appendix: Verses from the Jyotiṣka section of the Anavataptagāthās in a palm-leaf manuscript (Gudrun Melzer)
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