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---
layout: default
type: home
title: Dharma Pearls | Translations
---
<article class="home">
<h1>List of Published Translations</h1>
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<p>Below is a list of all the translations published so far here at Dharma Pearls, organized along the lines of the <cite>Taisho Daizokyo</cite>. The project overview that was previously found at this URL <a href="project_overview.html">has moved to a new location</a>.</p>
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<h2>The Āgamas</h2>
<p>This division of the <cite>Taisho</cite> contains the four Chinese Āgama collections grouped together with numerous other individual <em>sūtra</em>s that were identified as parallels. This division contains 151 texts.</p>
<h3>Dīrgha Āgama</h3>
<ul class="list-style-none">
<li>T1: <a class="title" href="01_agama/dirgha/index.html">The Long Discourses</a> (30 <em>sūtra</em>s translated, 100% complete)</li>
</ul>
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<h3>Madhyama Āgama</h3>
<ul class="list-style-none">
<li>T26: <a class="title" href="01_agama/madhyama/index.html">The Medium Discourses</a> (66 of 222 <em>sūtra</em>s translated, 22% complete)</li>
</ul>
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<h3>Saṃyukta Āgama</h3>
<ul class="list-style-none">
<li>T99: <a class="title" href="01_agama/samyukta/index.html">The Related Discourses</a> (172 of 1362 <em>sūtra</em>s, 13% complete)</li>
<li>T100: <a class="title" href="01_agama/samyukta2/index.html">Another Translation of the Related Discourses</a> (2 of 364 <em>sūtra</em>s)</li>
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<li>46. <a href="01_agama/samyukta2/SA2_46.html">The Eighth Day</a></li>
<li>180. <a href="01_agama/samyukta2/SA2_180.html">Crossing the Flood</a></li>
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<li>T101: The Related Discourses (1 of 27 <em>sūtra</em>s)</li>
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<li>15. <a href="01_agama/samyukta3/T101_15.html">Mindfulness</a></li>
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<li>T102: <a href="01_agama/other/T102.html">The Five Aggregates Are Empty Sūtra</a></li>
<li>T109: <a href="01_agama/other/T109.html">Turning the Dharma Wheel Sūtra</a></li>
<li>T110: <a href="01_agama/other/T110.html">The Three Turnings of the Dharma Wheel Sūtra</a></li>
<li>T112: <a href="01_agama/other/T112.html">The Eightfold Right Path Sūtra</a></li>
</ul>
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<h3>Ekottarika Āgama</h3>
<ul class="list-style-none">
<li>T125: <a class="title" href="01_agama/ekottarika/index.html">The Numerical Discourses</a> (110 of 474 <em>sūtra</em>s, 15% complete)</li>
</ul>
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<h2>The Avadānas</h2>
<p>This division of the <cite>Taisho</cite> collects together Chinese translations of Buddhist lore and storytelling texts traditionally called <em>avadāna</em>s and <em>jātaka</em>s. The material generally revolves around stories about the life and past lives of the Buddha and his disciples. Verse collections like the <em>Dharmapāda</em> are also included in this collection. There is a total of 68 texts, many of which are large collections of individual stories.</p>
<ul class="list-style-none">
<li>T211: <a class="title" href="02_avadana/dharmapada/T211/index.html">Dharma Verse Stories</a> (3 <em>sūtra</em>s from Chapter 1)</li>
<li>T212: <a class="title" href="02_avadana/dharmapada/T212/index.html">The Rising Sun</a> (3 <em>sūtra</em>s from Chapter 1)</li>
</ul>
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<h2>Other Sūtras</h2>
<p><em>Sūtra</em>s that didn’t fall into one of the first eight divisions of <em>sūtra</em> translations were collected together into this miscellaneous division. Some of these texts are actually <em>āgama sūtra</em>s that weren’t recognized at the time by the <cite>Taisho</cite> editors. One of the more significant of these parallels is Xuanzang’s translation of an entire <em>itivṛttaka</em> collection (T765 in the list below). There are 423 texts in this division.</p>
<ul class="list-style-none">
<li>T757: <a class="title" href="09_other_sutras/T757.html">Hair-Raising Joy</a></li>
<li>T765: Past Events (1 of 137 <em>sūtra</em>s)</li>
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<li>83. <a href="09_other_sutras/T765/T765_83.html">The Search</a></li>
</ul>
<li>T780: <a class="title" href="09_other_sutras/T780.html">The Ten Powers</a></li>
<li>T781: <a class="title" href="09_other_sutras/T781.html">The Ten Powers</a></li>
<li>T802: <a class="title" href="09_other_sutras/T802.html">Confidence in the Knowledge Powers</a></li>
</ul>
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