Figments and Fragments of Mahayana Buddhism in India: More Collected Papers Book

I	The Mahayana and the middle period in Indian Buddhism : through a Chinese looking-glass	3
II	The phrase sa prthivipradesas caityabhuto bhavet in the Vajracchedika: notes on the cult of the book in Mahayana	25
III	The bones of a Buddha and the business of a monk : conservative monastic values in an early Mahayana polemical tract	63
IV	On sending the monks back to their books : cult and conservatism in early Mahayana Buddhism	108
V	Sukhavati as a generalized religious goal in Sanskrit Mahayana Sutra literature	154
VI	The generalization of an old yogic attainment in medieval Mahayana Sutra literature : some notes on Jatismara	190
VII	Mahayana in Indian inscriptions	223
VIII	The inscription on the Kusan image of Amitabha and the character of the early Mahayana in India	247
IX	The ambiguity of Avalokitesvara and the tentative identification of a painted scene from a Mahayana Sutra at Ajanta	278
X	A verse from the Bhadracaripranidhana in a tenth-century inscription found at Nalanda	299
XI	The text on the "Dharani stones from Abhayagiriya" : a minor contribution to the study of Mahayana literature in Ceylon	306
XII	The Bodhigarbhalankaralaksa and Vimalosnisa Dharanis in Indian inscriptions : two sources for the practice of Buddhism in medieval India	314
XIII	A note on the "technology of prayer" and a reference to a revolving bookcase in an eleventh-century Indian inscription	345
XIV	Stupa and Tirtha : Tibetan mortuary practices and an unrecognized form of burial Ad Sanctos at Buddhist sites in India	350