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dhist Psychology (translation of the Dhs.), page xiii. This is an 

 improvement in using Vin. for Vinaya-pitaka. 



List 7, year 1900, is that given by Jyunjiro Takakusu in his Pali 

 Chrestomathy, Tokio, 1900, page 129. 



List 8, year 1901, is the one given by Dines Andersen in his Pali 

 Reader, part 1, page 131. 



List 9, year 1901, is chiefly a list of translations referred to by Mrs. 

 Bode in her Index to Pali words discussed in translations, JPTS. 

 1901, p. 3. 



List 10, year 1902, is the one given by Edmund Hardy in his Netti- 

 pakarana, page v. Both Lists, 9 and 10, adhere to the improvement 

 (Vin.) of List 6. 



List 11, year 1902, is the one given by R. 0. Franke in his Ge- 

 schichte und Kritik der einheimischen Pali-grammatik und -Lexico- 

 graphie, pages 97-99. The scope of this and the three next mentioned 

 works is such that it is not fair to judge the system of abbreviations as 

 if the works in question had the needs of a lexicographer primarily in 

 view. But even so, it is desirable that, in technical works on Pali, 

 the most important parts of the Pali literature should have uniform 

 designations. 



List 12, year 1902, is the one given by R. 0. Franke in his Pali und 

 Sanskrit, pages 171-174. HereM. =Miinze ; but see note to List 11. 



List 13, year 1905, is a list given by W. Geigerin his critical essay 

 entitled Dipavarjsa und Mahavarjsa, Leipzig, 1905. See note to List 11. 



List 14, year 1908, refers to the abbreviations and sigla codicum 

 given by Geiger in the course of his introduction (pages V-XI and 

 LVI) to his PTS. ed. of the Mahavarjsa, 1908. 



List 15, year 1909, is the one proposed to my colleagues by me in this 

 article in the hope of receiving from them any adverse criticisms which 

 they may be kind enough to send me. For convenience, this list is 

 printed in the left-hand column of Table II. 



