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Sigla Referring to the Skandapuran. a (Cf. 1.3.1 in Part I)

A The recension of SP preserved in at least seven relatively recent paperMSS that in their colophons style themselves the Ambikakhan. d. a ofthe Skandapuran. a. For details see SP I, 37f, Bisschop 2004b, 4 n. 5and SP IIA (forthc.).

R The recension which has been transmitted in one 17th-century MSonly, and which in its colophon styles itself as the Revakhan. d. a of theSkandapuran. a. For details see SP I, 36f.

RA The common ancestor of the R and A recensions that came into be-ing through a major redaction before Laks.mıdhara. There are sev-eral centuries between the archetype of the RA recension and thehyparchetype of the R and A recensions.

S The recension of SP preserved in three early Nepalese palm-leafMSS. In the colophons and early testimonia this text is simply calledSkandapuran. a. For details see SP I, 36.

SkP The Skandapuran. a as a collection of Khan.d. as. Seven Khan.d. as arepublished under the title of the Skandapuran. a by Venkat.esvara Press,1910 (see Skandapuran. a in References).

SP The original Skandapuran. a. With chapter and verse numbering, SPdenotes the new critical edition of this text, which at the presentcomprises, in addition to the text contained in Text Part of this thesis,SP I (Adhyayas 1–25), forthcoming II A (Adhyayas 26–31.14), andAdhyaya 167 edited by P.C. Bisschop (2004b).

SP I Volume I of the new critical editon of the original Skandapuran. a. SeeSkandapuran. a in References.

SP IIA Volume II A of the new critical edition of the original Skandapuran. a

(in press). See Skandapuran. a in References.

SPBh The original Skandapuran. a edited by Kr.s.n. aprasada Bhat.t.araı. SeeSkandapuran. a in References.

SPRA Edition by P.C. Bisschop of Skandapuran. a 167 in the Revakhan. d. a

(R) and Ambikakhan. d. a (A) recensions (see Bisschop 2004b).

Abbreviations

AK Amarakosa

ASS Anandasrama Sanskrit Series

BhagP Bhagavatapuran. a

Bd.P Brahman. d. apuran. a

BodhGSS Bodhayanagr.hyases.asutra

BSOAS Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies

CII Corpus Inscriptionum Indicarum

DBhP Devıbhagavatapuran. a

DM Devımahatmya

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HV Harivam. sa

HVP Harivam. sapuran. a, see Jinasena

IIJ Indo-Iranian Journal

MBh Mahabharata

MtP Matsyapuran. a

PPL Puran. apancalaks.an. a, see Kirfel

Ram Ramayan. a

SiP Sivapuran. a

TA Taittirıya Aran. yaka

VaP Vayupuran. a

ViP Vis.n. upuran. a

VDhP Vis.n. udharmottarapuran. a

VmP Vamanapuran. a

WZKS Wiener Zeitschrift fur die Kunde Sudasiens

WZKSO Wiener Zeitschrift fur die Kunde Sud- und Ostasiens

ZDMG Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenlandischen Gesellschaft

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