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INTRODUCTION.
It consists of the leaf 586--13h of the Tangra Rayud. Un
and begins with an invocation to Ascla-Tara
MAKA
22. fet, Vidya-vardhani, Tetan: T
Generator of sciences.
It extends over leaves 386-596 of the Tangy, Rynd, la,
and begins with an invocation to Vidyl-kari Tara Veua Tera
STIRN) ।
1
23. - Mytyu-kitava, Tibetan:
A deceiver of death.
extends over caves 59-30a of the Tangyar, Beyud, La,
and begins with an invocation to Sri-Maha-Tara (AN
25)
The author of this work was the great Pandita Tathagate-
raksite. It was translated into Tibetan by the Tibetan inter-
prearlya-uan-red-pani-dpal.
2. andarcitat-tfara-ya-
Tara-devi-stotra-sarva-artha-sidhana-nama-stoira
raja, Tibetan: 6398ægð BA SÀ 39
A lymn to goddess Arya-Tard--the king of hymns
acco.uplishing all objects.
It extends over leaves 60a-626 of the Tangyur, gyud, la,
and begins with an invocation to the great Lord Avaiokiteśvara
(YTJÉN) ।
The author of the work was the teacher Maty-cetas.
The original Tibetan book has ify. I have substituted and for it
in conformity with the Tibetan title which has
It consists of the leaf 586--13h of the Tangra Rayud. Un
and begins with an invocation to Ascla-Tara
MAKA
22. fet, Vidya-vardhani, Tetan: T
Generator of sciences.
It extends over leaves 386-596 of the Tangy, Rynd, la,
and begins with an invocation to Vidyl-kari Tara Veua Tera
STIRN) ।
1
23. - Mytyu-kitava, Tibetan:
A deceiver of death.
extends over caves 59-30a of the Tangyar, Beyud, La,
and begins with an invocation to Sri-Maha-Tara (AN
25)
The author of this work was the great Pandita Tathagate-
raksite. It was translated into Tibetan by the Tibetan inter-
prearlya-uan-red-pani-dpal.
2. andarcitat-tfara-ya-
Tara-devi-stotra-sarva-artha-sidhana-nama-stoira
raja, Tibetan: 6398ægð BA SÀ 39
A lymn to goddess Arya-Tard--the king of hymns
acco.uplishing all objects.
It extends over leaves 60a-626 of the Tangyur, gyud, la,
and begins with an invocation to the great Lord Avaiokiteśvara
(YTJÉN) ।
The author of the work was the teacher Maty-cetas.
The original Tibetan book has ify. I have substituted and for it
in conformity with the Tibetan title which has