Çince Orijinaline göre Eski Uygurca Dharmaśarīrasūtra’nın bir Fragmanı

Berlin Turfan Koleksiyonu'nda bulunan Eski Uygurca fragmanı U 4830 (T II Y 6) burada Dharmaśarīrasūtra (Foshuo) fashen jing (佛説) 法身經 (T.XVII.0766.0699b18-700c08)'in orijinal Çince pasajı ile birlikte düzenlenmiş ve karşılaştırılmıştır. Sanskritçe / Eski Uygurca iki dilli metin parçaları zaten biliniyordu. Burada yayınlanan fragman bir kez daha Uygur Budistlerinin sûtrayla veya belki de daha genel olarak dogmatik terimler dizisiyle ilgilendiğini kanıtlıyor.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Eski Uygurca, iki dilli metinler, Dharmaśarīrasūtra, Budist terimler

An Old Uyghur Dharmaśarīrasūtra According to a Chinese Version

The Old Uyghur fragment U 4830 (T II Y 6) of the Berlin Turfan Collection is edited and compared here together with the original Chinese passage of the Dharmaśarīrasūtra (Foshuo) fashen jing (佛説)法身經 (T.XVII.0766.0699b18-700c08). Bilingual Sanskrit/Old Uyghur fragments of the text were already known. The piece published here testifies once more that Uyghur Buddhists studied on this sūtra or, more generally, on dogmatic terms.

Keywords:

Old Uyghur, bilingual texts, Dharmaśarīrasūtra, Buddhist terms,

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