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— 240 esp. n. 115
"The Scripture on the Supremacy of Meditation was first brought to scholarly attention by Sekiguchi Shindai in 1950 (reprinted in Sekiguchi 1969, 379–395), who prepared an edition based on a single Dunhuang manuscript that was subsequently lost. More recently other copies have been found among the Dunhuang manuscripts in the Beijing library, and on their basis a new edition was prepared by Fang Guangchang 方廣錩 (1995). However the most complete edition is now that of Inosaki Jikidō 猪崎直道 (1998), who has used both the Beijing manuscripts consulted by Fang and Sekiguchi’s edition, and further suggested emendations. The Scripture on the Supremacy of Meditation has also recently been studied by Paul Magnin, who has translated Sekiguchi’s edition into French (2002)." "For introductions to the text and the question of its probable composition in China, see Sekiguchi 1969, 379–395; Inosaki 1998, 312–319; Magnin 2002, 229–271." "There is also a Tibetan translation, made from the Chinese (Tanaka and Shinohara 1980, 355)." Referring to Fang Guangchang 方廣錩, ed. 1995–2008 Zang wai fo jiao wen xian 藏外佛教文獻. 12 volumes. Beijing, Zong jiao wen hua chu ban she. Inosaki Jikidō 猪崎直道. “Saimyōshō jō kyō kō” 『最妙勝定経』考. Komazawa daigaku bukkyō gakubu ronshū 駒沢大学仏教学部論集 29 (1998): 312–328. Magnin, Paul. “L'orthodoxie en question: une étude du Soutra de la concentration la plus profounde et souveraine (Zui miaosheng ding jing).” In Bouddhisme et Lettrés dans la Chinese Médiévale, edited by Catherine Despeux, 229–300. Paris, Éditions Peeters, 2002. Tanaka Ryōshō 田中良昭 and Shinohara Hisao 篠原壽雄, ed. 1980 Tonkō butten to Zen 敦煌仏典と禅. Tokyo: Daitō Shuppansha.