A Catalogue of the Kanjur Fragment from Bathang kept in the Newark Museum, by Helmut Eimer

Preface by Klaus-Dieter Mathes. ix
Acknowledgements. x
Conventions. xiii
Sigla/Abbreviations. xiv
INTRODUCTION
   A glance at the transmission of the Kanjur
      The mainstream transmission. xvii
      On the development of the Tibetan Kanjur. xix
      Local Kanjurs. xxi
   The Bathang Kanjur fragment
      A local Kanjur from Eastern Tibet. xxiv
      The extant volumes of the Bathang Kanjur. xxviii
      Volume dkar chags. xxxii
      The arrangement of volumes in the catalogue. xxxiii
   Description of the manuscript volumes
      Paper and size. xxxiv
      Page setting and foliation. xxxvi
      Script and signs. xxxviii
      Orthographic features of the Bathang Kanjur. xlii
      Transliteration of Sanskrit in the Bathang Kanjur. xliv
   Observations made in cataloguing
      Titles without equivalent in the standard kanjurs. xlvii
      Differences between the Bathang Kanjur and corresponding texts. xlix
      Common features of the Bathang and the Derge Kanjurs. liii
   Remarks on the rgyud volume
      Parallels in some editions of the Rnying ma'i rgyud 'bum. liv
CATALOGUE
   Vinaya. 1
   Prajñāpāramitā. 8
   Avataṃsaka. 16
   Sūtra. 20
   Mahāparinirvāṇa. 133
   Tantra. 134
BIBLIOGRAPHY. 155
ACCESSION NUMBERS AND TIBETAN VOLUME TITLES. 163
CONTENTS OF THE FILMS. 164
INDICES
   Keys to concordances. 167
   Tibetan text titles. 179
   Sanskrit titles. 187
   Tibetan chapter titles and intermediate colophon titles. 193
   Translators and revisers. 213