Acta Orientalia 43. (1989)
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Сн. I. Beckwith, The Location and Population of Tibet According to Early Islamic Sources .......................................................................................................................................... 163 P.-А. Berglie, To Tell the Future by Using Threads — and Some Reflections on Tibetan Divination................................................................................................................... 171 Sh. Bira, Indo-Tibetan and Mongolian Historiographical Mutual Contacts.......... 177 A-M. Blondeau, Identification de la tradition appelée bsGrags-pa Bon-lugs. . . 185 A. Chayet, Remarques sur les représentations d’architectures dans la peinture tibétaine et chinoise ................................................................................................................. 205 L. Chaloupkovâ, Ärya-Süra’s Jätaka-Mälä as a Commentary to the Six Paramitas in Tibet ............................................................................................................................ 217 G. E. Clarke, Merit (bsod-nams), Virtue (dge-Ъа), Blessing (byin-rlabs) and Material Prosperity (rten-’brel) in Popular Thought.................................................. 223 E. Csetri, Central Asia as Portrayed in Early 19th Century Transylvanian Literature ................................................................................................................................................. 145 Ts. Damdinsüren, On an Outstanding Tibetan Scholar dByangs can dga’ ba’i bio gros ....................................................................................................................................... 243 E. K. Dargyay, Srong-btsan sgam-po’s ”Biography” in the Mani kha’ ’bum. . . . 247 H. Diemberger—Ch. Schicklgruber, The Division of Labour by Gender among the Khumbo .............................................................................................................................. 259 S. Dietz, Remarks on an Hitherto Unknown Cosmological Text in the Kanjur. . , 273 A. Egyed, Notes on Sa-skya Pandita’s Mkhas-’jug........................................................ 285 H. Eimer, The Position of the ’Jan Sa tham/Lithang Edition within the Tradition of the Tibetan Kanjur.............................................................................................................. 297 E. Finckh, Der tibetische Medizin-Baum .................................................................................. 307 A. Fujieda, The Earliest Types of Chinese Buddhist Manuscripts Excavated in Turfan............................................................................................................................................ 325 Gesang Jumian, Phonological Analysis of Batang Tibetan.............................................. 331 R. E. Goodwin, Aesthetic and Erotic Entrancement in the Sakuntalä..................... 99 M. Hahn, On Some Old Corruptions in the Transmission of the Tibetan Tanjur. . 359 F. Haller, Die tibetische Wörterliste von J. E. Fischer................................................. 369 A. Heller, Mi dbangs’s 1740 Decree to Batang...................................................................... 375 Z. Horvàth, Klong-rdol’s Classification of Valid Logical Reasons.......................... 391 Hu tan, Comparative Sentences in Tibetan........................................................................... 399 Y. Imaeda, Papermaking in Bhutan............................................................................................. 409 N. V. Isayeva, Ankara’s Polemics with Sarvästiväda...................................................... 415 C. Jest, Le Bouddhisme, son expression tibétaine dans la vallee de Kathmandu, Népal. — Aspects sociologiques et économiques d’une expansion hors du Tibet, 1959 — 1984 ..................................................................................................................... 431 Junast, Two Yuan Imperial Edicts in Mongolian Written in ’Phags-pa Script and Kept in the Nanhua Monastery ......................................................................................... 87 G. Kara, A Bar-do Treatise among Csoma’s Tibetan MSS................................................. 445 L. S. Kawamura, Two Indigenous Tibetan Commentaries on the Dharma-Dharmatä-Vibhäga.............................................................................................................................. 467 L. Petech, Ippolito Desideri, Alexander Csoma de K6rös, Giuseppe Tucci.......... 155 C. Römer, Einige Urkunden zur Militärverwaltung Ungarns zur Zeit Süleymäns des Prächtigen........................................................................................................................... 23 T. Tekin, On the Origin of Turkic Negative Suffix (-mA-) 81 G. Uray, Contributions to the date of the Vyutpatti-treatises.......................................... 3