Suttapitaka Index, with links to Pali Text and Translations
A filterable table giving a list of contents of materials in the Pali canon with links to texts and translations.
Karmavibhanga Stories Published in Hard Copy
A publication of the Analysis of Deeds (Karmavibhanga) in hard copy in Jakarta, and its availability elsewhere.
Publication of The Theravāda Lineage (Nikāya Sangrahaya)
A publication of a revised translation of the Nikāya Sangrahawa, under the title The Theravāda Lineage.
Paintings from the Thousand Buddhas Caves Published
An online publication of Aurel Stein’s work on the paintings he brought back from Dunhuang.
Photos and Descriptions of 80 Stone Sculptures from Pagan Published
Photographs and a description of the 80 Life of the Buddha sculptures in the Ānanda Temple at Pagan.
Foucher: Buddhist Art in Java Published
Prof. Krom: The Life of Buddha on the Stupa of Barabudur
Prof. Krom’s description of the Lalitavistara reliefs at Borobudur with accompanying photographs.
Parallels to the Dhammapada Verses updated to 4th Edition
Examples added to Old Javanese Metres
Complete Translation of The Analysis of Deeds Published
A text and translation of the whole Karma-vibhanga-sutra, including teachings and examples is now published.
The Fourth Edition of the Comparative Dhammapada Published
The Fourth Edition of the Comparative Dhammapada, listing all the MIA parallels, is now published.
German Translation of Pure Inspiration Published
A German translation of recollections of Ven. Ñāṇavimala’s life, practice and teachings is now available online.
Text and Translation of the Karma-vibhanga
Avadāna Stories published in Hard Copy
Publication of Old Javanese Metres
Update of the Gaṇḍavyūha Reliefs at Borobudur
Text and Translation of the Bhadra-cari-praṇidhānam
A text and translation of one of the most important Mahāyāna teachings is published on Ancient Buddhist Texts.
Publication of Romesh Dutt’s Condensed Translations of the Indian Epics
Abbreviated Translations of the Indian Classics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata by Romesh Chundar Dutt in 2,000 verses each.
