504 Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal. [N.S., XVIII, 
107. AN ASL AISAY HT (118). Wluminating lamp of 
the holy word (or vow). 
108. 5qN ETANA’A ST (87). The hundred thousand 
(=collected) words (writings) of (the Lama of) Takpo (a 
country North of Bhutan). Namthar, Kagyii. See Nos. 109, 
213. 
109. SAIN AT Sapa garg oaE §5 218 Fer gear ars 
AAT (177). List of the effusions (inspirations, outpourings = 
Rargcar ) of the Geshe Lozangjinpa of Takpo.  Geluk. 
See above. 
110. an Qs: 5 a5 Aa ay (21). The spotless 
bright ornament of the Kalacakra. See next. 
LSA ARR" 55 9.95 
spotless bright ornament of the various explanations of (com- 
mentaries on) the Kalacakra. Probably the same as the pre- 
vious number, or its commentary. 
, 
rts. aN Na AE (86). Words, or utterances of, or 
aa ae 
‘things spoken by’ Dharmasimha (a Lama from Kham). 
Dzokchen. Here JING’ seems not to stand for NCAA 
but rather for ANAS See also Nos. 54, 55. 
Ses an oe 
1l : F . . . 7 . . . x" aOR = 
_ US. SARTAG AAA Har NSF Tar garg 4 
Tar ES ey (140). Biography of the great Lord Lotégyaltshan 
(aSakya Lama), by Tsharchen. Sakyapa. (The first ayy’ =3y ) 
See No. 119. 
114, Q5R FF S98" 5gcar SF HT (203). The 
m 
Lotsava from Dar’s commentary on the Sarasvati shabda. 
There are two SICSAMACWES in the Tanjur, mdo, vol. 
ap . 134, immediately before Panini, who ends the volume. 
Both have the same title, as well in Sanskrit as in Tibetan. 
They seem to be identical, but Cordier states that the second 
A515 AS" Ay (119). The 

