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INTRODUCTION..
Tantra showing how various things originated frore
Facn. the roother of all Tathagatas.
It extends over leavca 457-480a of the Kangyur, section
Egynd, volume Ph, and begins with an invocation to Mañijnsri.
This Tantra, which had been told by Sakya to Manjusri at Tuşita
heaven (254), was translated into Tibeton by
the Indian sage Dharma-sri-mitra and the Tibetan interpreter
Gelong Chos-kyi-hai-po.
2. आर्य-वारा नामाष्टोत्तरशतकम्,' Arya-Tärā-nāmāstottarn-
atakan, Tib: NAHRÁ
1
One hundred and eight names of
the noble Tarā.
It extends over leaves 480a-483 of the Kangyur, Reynd,
Pha, and begins with an invocation to the blessed noble Tārā.
The 108 names are stated to have never been renounced by
Buddha and to inve ever been repeated by the mighty
Avalokitesvara.
3. तारादेवी -नामाष्टोत्तरशतकम्,' Tārā-devi - nāmāgtotrara-
Satakam. Tibetan: ZANA 55 Dj F
One Hundred and eight names of goddess
Tarā.
It extends over leaves 483a-4876 of the Kangyur, Bgyad,
Pha, and begins with an invc ation to the great goddess Tārā.
4. व्यार्य-व्यग्र प्रदीप धारणी विद्याराज, Arya-i gra-prading-dhin
rați-vidyārāja, Tibetan: Er
The Sanskrit title in the original ihatar book rims, thus
It has been malitiedesafornity with the Tibetan title.
2 The Sanskrit title in the orignal Tibetan ook runs as follows
तारादेवी नाम मतकन्न ।
Tantra showing how various things originated frore
Facn. the roother of all Tathagatas.
It extends over leavca 457-480a of the Kangyur, section
Egynd, volume Ph, and begins with an invocation to Mañijnsri.
This Tantra, which had been told by Sakya to Manjusri at Tuşita
heaven (254), was translated into Tibeton by
the Indian sage Dharma-sri-mitra and the Tibetan interpreter
Gelong Chos-kyi-hai-po.
2. आर्य-वारा नामाष्टोत्तरशतकम्,' Arya-Tärā-nāmāstottarn-
atakan, Tib: NAHRÁ
1
One hundred and eight names of
the noble Tarā.
It extends over leaves 480a-483 of the Kangyur, Reynd,
Pha, and begins with an invocation to the blessed noble Tārā.
The 108 names are stated to have never been renounced by
Buddha and to inve ever been repeated by the mighty
Avalokitesvara.
3. तारादेवी -नामाष्टोत्तरशतकम्,' Tārā-devi - nāmāgtotrara-
Satakam. Tibetan: ZANA 55 Dj F
One Hundred and eight names of goddess
Tarā.
It extends over leaves 483a-4876 of the Kangyur, Bgyad,
Pha, and begins with an invc ation to the great goddess Tārā.
4. व्यार्य-व्यग्र प्रदीप धारणी विद्याराज, Arya-i gra-prading-dhin
rați-vidyārāja, Tibetan: Er
The Sanskrit title in the original ihatar book rims, thus
It has been malitiedesafornity with the Tibetan title.
2 The Sanskrit title in the orignal Tibetan ook runs as follows
तारादेवी नाम मतकन्न ।