Source: Bokenkamp 2006

Bokenkamp, Stephen R. "The Viśvantara-jātaka in Buddhist and Daoist Translation." In Daoism in History: Essays in Honour of Liu Ts'un-yan, edited by Benjamin Penny, 56-73. London: Routledge, 2006.

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Texts: T0171; 太子須大拏經	Bokenkamp notes that the wording of a moment of dialogue in T171 is almost verbatim identical with wording at the same moment in the parallel version of the same tale found in T152(14), indicating that "no matter what text he had in front of him, [the translator of T171, whom Bokenkamp treats as Shengjian, in line with the traditional ascription] had probably also seen Kang Senghui's translation." Bokenkamp then notes that the text goes on to relate a narrative element from a different past-life tale, which Bokenkamp traces to T337. Edit	65	Bokenkamp notes that the wording of a moment of dialogue in T171 is almost verbatim identical with wording at the same moment in the parallel version of the same tale found in T152(14), indicating that "no matter what text he had in front of him, [the translator of T171, whom Bokenkamp treats as Shengjian, in line with the traditional ascription] had probably also seen Kang Senghui's translation." Bokenkamp then notes that the text goes on to relate a narrative element from a different past-life tale, which Bokenkamp traces to T337. T0171; 太子須大拏經

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Texts: T0171; 太子須大拏經

Bokenkamp notes that the wording of a moment of dialogue in T171 is almost verbatim identical with wording at the same moment in the parallel version of the same tale found in T152(14), indicating that "no matter what text he had in front of him, [the translator of T171, whom Bokenkamp treats as Shengjian, in line with the traditional ascription] had probably also seen Kang Senghui's translation." Bokenkamp then notes that the text goes on to relate a narrative element from a different past-life tale, which Bokenkamp traces to T337.

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