Verses 69 to 78 and their commentary are not present in the Chinese. Takasaki (253, note 412) surmises that they were a later addition to the surviving Sanskrit. +
Verses 69 to 78 and their commentary are not present in the Chinese. Takasaki (253, note 412) surmises that they were a later addition to the surviving Sanskrit. +
Verses 69 to 78 and their commentary are not present in the Chinese. Takasaki (253, note 412) surmises that they were a later addition to the surviving Sanskrit. +
Verses 69 to 78 and their commentary are not present in the Chinese. Takasaki (253, note 412) surmises that they were a later addition to the surviving Sanskrit. +
Verses 69 to 78 and their commentary are not present in the Chinese. Takasaki (253, note 412) surmises that they were a later addition to the surviving Sanskrit. +
Verses 69 to 78 and their commentary are not present in the Chinese. Takasaki (253, note 412) surmises that they were a later addition to the surviving Sanskrit. +
Verses 69 to 78 and their commentary are not present in the Chinese. Takasaki (253, note 412) surmises that they were a later addition to the surviving Sanskrit. +