Investigative Research on the Tun-huang Manuscripts Collected by Sir Aurel Stein.

奥雷尔斯坦爵士在1906年至1908年第二次中亚探险时带回的藏文手稿预先保存在印度图书馆和记录办公室(IOLR)。20世纪50年代初，S获得了这些手稿的缩微胶片副本，并出版了奥雷尔斯坦爵士收藏的藏文手稿目录(斯坦因目录)，分为11部分。然而，在编制这一目录的过程中，也暴露了一些问题。这些问题的根本原因在于，迄今为止的调查仅基于缩微胶片复制品，与原件相比，缩微胶片复制品作为信息来源有些不足。为了解决这些问题，一个以东洋文库研究员为中心的七人小组于1986年8月至11月在英国IOLR进行了原始手稿的调查。我们的藏文手稿调查报告构成了主要对象…这项调查的更多内容，由东洋文库于1988年出版，作为斯坦目录的第12部分。现有问题得到解决的程度可以概括为以下几个方面。对于那些在编制Stein目录上述部分时没有相关信息的手稿，除235、255、288、289、327、543、549和563号外，所有手稿的下落都已确定。据推测，剩下的8件物品是在Poussin Catalogue2汇编后在IOLR失踪的。编制了一份清单，整理了IOLR分配给手稿的编号、Stein在手稿上记录的Stein编号，以及分类在框中的手稿的Poussin编号和第一卷至第73卷的所有页面。经过进一步编辑，这份清单被列入了《斯坦目录》的第12部分。在手稿仍然无法辨认的情况下，手写副本在任何可能的情况下都是疯狂的，因为通过摄影可以实现的东西受到限制。这构成了斯坦目录第12部分的大部分成果。较少

The Tibetan manuscripts which Sir Aurel Stein brought back from his second expedition to Central Asia in 1906-8 are at preset preserved at the India Office Library and Records (IOLR).In the early 1950's the Toyo Bunko obtained microfilm copies of these manuscripts,and it has published A Catalogue of the Tibetan Manuscripts Collected by Sir Aurel Stein (Stein Catalogue) in eleven parts. However,in the process of compiling this catalogue,a number of problems came to light. The basic cause of these problems lay in the fact that investigations to date had been based upon only the microfilm copies which,in comparison with the originals,are somewhat deficient as a source of information. Accordinxgly,in order to resolve these problems,a team of seven members centered on research fellows of the Toyo Bunko undertook a survey of the original manuscripts at the IOLR in England from August to November of 1986.The report on our survey of the Tibetan manuscripts,which constituted the primary objecti … More ve of the survey,was published by the Toyo Bunko in 1988 as Part 12 of the Stein Catalogue. The degree in which existing problems were resolved may be summarized as follows.1. As regards those manuscripts about which no information was available at the time of compilation of the foregoing parts of the Stein Catalogue,the whereabouts of all except Nos.235,255, 288,289,327,543,549 and 563 were ascertained. It is to be surmised that these remaining eight items went missing at the IOLR after the compilation of the Poussin Catalogue.2. A list was compiled collating the numbers assigned to the manuscripts by the IOLR,the Stein numbers inscribed on the manuscripts by Stein,and the Poussin numbers for the manuscripts classified in boxes and for all the pages of Vols.1 to 73. After further editing,this list was included in Part 12 of the Stein Catalogue.3. In the case of manuscripts which had remained indecipherable,handwritten copies were mad wherever possible because of the limitations to what may be achieved through photography. This constitutes a greater part of the fruits of Part 12 of the Stein Catalogre. Less