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22 Padma dKar-po, mKha’-’gro sNyan-rgyud kyi Yig-rnying, 2 vols (Darjeeling: Kargyud
Sungrab Nyamso Khang, 1982), vol. 1, 6. bde chen dri med lam gyi mchog/ dus gsum sangs
rgyas thams cad kyi/bgrod pa gcig pa zab mo’i don.
23 ‘mKha’-’gro’i mtshan brtags’ in mKha’-gro sNyan-brgyud kyi Yig-rnying, ed. ‘Brug-chen
Pad-ma dKar-po, vol. 2 (Darjeeling: Kargyud Sungrab Nyamso Khang, 1982), 7–13.
24 gDams-ngag mDzod, vol. 9, 116.
25 rGod-tshang Ras-pa, The Life of the Saint of gTsang, 24.
26 Ibid., 25–6.
27 Ibid., 34–5.
28 Ibid., 48.
29 Ibid., 44.
30 Ibid., 37–8.
31 Ibid., 36.
32 lHa-btsun, Grub-thob gTsang-pa sMyon-pa’i rNam-thar, 45.
33 See Appendix 8.
34 Ibid., 96–9.
35 Ka-thog Rig-′dzin Tshe-dbang Nor-bu, Dwangs shel ′phrul gyi me long, 127–9.
36 Ibid., 126.
37 Ibid., 125.
38 Ibid., 126.
39 Ibid., 128.
40 Ibid., 128.
41 lHa-btsun, Grub-thob gTsang-pa sMyon-pa’i rNam-thar, 123.
42 Lho-brag-pa is the personal toponym for Marpa, as Lhodrak is the region he lived in.
43 ‘Jam-mgon Kong-sprul Blo-gros mTha’-yas, gDams ngag mdzod (Paro, Bhutan: Lama
Ngodrup and Sherab Drimey, 1979–81), vol. Ja (7), 33b (66). Bla ma brgyud pa’i rim pa
ni/slob dpon chen po ti lo pas/mkhas pa chen po nā ro pa la/des lho brag mar pa la’o/gung
thang pa’i rnal ‘byor bdag/lho brag gi rje btsun la/dad cing mos gyur nas/zhabs drung du
‘khod yun ring/thugs rjes ni dgongs nas gnang/gdams ngag ni dang du blangs/rtsol sgrub
kyis drag tu bsgoms/bsgoms pas yi byin rlabs kyis/lus la ni gtum mo ‘bar/ras gos ni rkyang
res dros/sems la ni ‘od gsal shar/
44 See the Demchok Nyengyu section in Appendix 1.
45 dPal bZhad-pa rDo-rje′i rNam-thar mGur-mching dang bcas-pa (Newark ms.), 153b5;
(Oxford ms.), 125a3; (Stockholm xylograph), n.a.; Mi-la’i mGur-Zbum, 337, 269.
46 Byin-rlabs kyi Chu-rgyun rNal ′byor gyi dbang-phyug mi-la bzhad-pa rdo-rje′i gsung-mgur
mdzod-nag-ma: The Life and Songs of realisation of Mi-las-ras-pa [rJe rnal-'byor gyi
dbang-phyug mi-la bzhad-pa′i rdo-rje’i ′gur-tshogs lo-rgyus kyis spras-pa: Byin-brlabs kyi
chu-rgyun gyis nyon-mongs pa′i tsha-gdung sel-bar byedpa], ed. Third Black Hat Karma-pa
vol. 2 (Dalhousie: Damchoe Sangpo, 1978), 306–67. See Appendix 10.
47 rDo-rje mDzes-‘od, bKa’-brgyud kyi rNam-thar Chen-mo Rin-po-che’i gTer-mdzod dGos-
‘dod ‘byung-gnas (Kangra, H.P.: Tzondu Senghe, 1985), 207–14.
48 Zhwa-dmar mKha’-spyod dBang-po, ‘Byin-brlabs kyi sPrin spungs’ in The Collected
Writings of the Second Zhvadmar Mkha ′Spyod Dbang Po (mKha’-spyod dBang-po gSung-
‘bum), 4 vols (Gangtok: Gonpo Tseten, 1978), 248–60.
49 Mi-la’i mGur-bum, 386–400. Sa-le ‘od is named gSal-le-′od in the colophon of the bZhadpa’i
rDo-rje ‘i rNam-thar.
50 Zhwa-dmar mKha’-spyod dBang-po, 279–82; Byin-rlabs kyi Chu-rgyun, vol. 2, 61–5.
51 I Centomila Canti di Milarepa, ed. Roberto Donatoni, trans. Kristin Blancke and Franco
Pizzi, 3 vols (Milano: Adelphi, 2002), vol. 1. Volumes 2 and 3 forthcoming.
52 Other variants: Tillopa, Tillipa, Tellipa, Telopa. Fabrizio Torricelli, ‘A Thirteenth Century
Tibetan Hymn to the Siddha Tilopa,’ The Tibet Journal, vol. XXIII (Spring 1998), 3.