The following verses of the Udânavarga are taken from the Sutta Ni-
pâta, and are not to be found in the Dhammapada. The numbers in
brackets refer to the numbers similarly placed in M. Fausböll's transla-
tion:-

1 In Mr. Beal's translation of the Chinese Dhammapada (Fa-kheu-pi-u) we
find, p. 164, a passage taken from the Uragasutta, though rather disfigured

N.B.-The numbers of the folios are those of the copy of the Bstan-
hgyur in the India Office Library at London. The St. Petersburg copy
is, I think, similar to this one, Vol. 71 contains 264 folios, and vol. 72
has 244 devoted to this work.

1 he first 53 folios of vol. 71 are devoted to the text
of the Udânavarga.

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