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INTRODUCTION.
 
The feat of the Sergdhari-totra and the commenter
it printed in this farciculus, are based on the andern
Sait muscripts and Tibetan block-prints :--
 
Sragdhari-stotram, No. B. 63, of the Buddhist,
collected from Nepal by B. it. Hodgson, Esq.,
deposited in the Library of the Asiatic Society
Bengal.
 
B. Sagdhara-stoira-tika, No. B. 64, of the Buddhist MSS.
collected from Nepal by B. Hi Hodgson. Esq.,
and deposited in the Library of the Asiatic Society of
Bengal.
 
C. Sragdhari-stot, called in Tibetan: Phren-wa-hdsir-
pahi-bied-pa, extending over leaves 40b-415 of the
Tibetan Tangyar, section Pgyad, volume La.
Sragdhara-stotram, calied in Tibetan: Ma-tog-plaren-
hdsin-gyi betod-pa, extending over leave--48)
of the Tibetan Bangyar, Egyud, Lm.
 
b. Arya-Tara-Seagdhara-stotra. called in Tibotan: Hologs-
m-sgrol-mahi-me-tog-phren-wa-hdsin-pali-bato-pa
extending over leaves 49-526 of
Tangur, Reynd, La.
 
For the collation of the Sanskrit text incinde
culus, I cousulted A and B.
 
hile for that of the
 
tone. Of the
 
tary I had to depend on
Sragdhara-stotra em
based on C, suppler
 
in the fas
 
and the
 
A SUO
is entirely a reprint of E.
has been given below nnder Nos. 92, 93,
 
The volume La (of the Tangyur,
 
are included C, D and E, was very kind
by the Government of India, ont of the
and manuscripts brought down to Calenta, during
expedition to Tibet in 190-4 before they had been
 
given
merous