A 366

Known as:	A 366; THT 1000
Cite this page as:	Gerd Carling. "A 366". In A Comprehensive Edition of Tocharian Manuscripts (CEToM). Created and maintained by Melanie Malzahn, Martin Braun, Hannes A. Fellner, and Bernhard Koller. https://cetom.univie.ac.at/?m-a366 (accessed 06 Jun. 2026).
Edition
Editor:	Gerd Carling
Provenience
Main find spot:	Shorchuk
Specific find spot:	Stadthöhle
Expedition code:	T III Š 80.15
Collection:	Berlin Turfan Collection
Language and Script
Language:	TA
Script:	late
Text contents
Title of the work:	Pratītyasamutpāda
Text genre:	Literary
Object
Manuscript:	A 366-368
Material:	ink on paper
Form:	Poṭhī
Number of lines:	4

Transliteration

a1	ā yā to tsu (– – –) ṣpa lkro ptsi ske ya¯ ¯s lo a ra ñta[¯] [¯r] ///
a2	spā rttṣa¯ ¯nt l· [lyp]· (–) ta ṅkā s̝aṃ sa¯ ¯m lya lypu bha va tra ///
a3	[¯k] ·e s̝pa¯ ¯ñä e sa[¯] [¯ñä] pā ka¯ ¯r ma ska ntra ce mṣo¯ ¯m kṣa ///
a4	– lā – pra s̝ta ja rā ma raṃ tra ṅktra (– –) 2 \|\| taṃ ne wka nyo pa¯ ¯ñä e ///
b1	– – ke na ntra • ta na¯ ¯k ṣū rma[¯] [¯s̝] (–) [c]e ṣśä kwe pi pā ka¯ ¯nä \|\| tra ///
b2	– – ce¯ ¯s̝ śä kwe pi pā – ¯ñä tre pa ṅksaṃ pū ta ṅkā ntra • \|\| ·ū ///
b3	rvā nti¯ ¯k wū (– – – –) a vi dyā saṃ skā¯ ¯r • a pa rā nti ///
b4	·i ñi o ka¯ ¯t (– –) ñä vi jñāṃ 1 nā [ma] rū¯ ¯p 2 ṣa dā ya· ṃ ///

a1	āyātotsu – – – ṣpal kroptsi skeyas lo aräñtar ///
a2	spārttṣant l(a)lyp(u) – täṅkāṣäṃ säm lyalypu bhava trä ///
a3	k (c)eṣ päñ esañ pākär mäskanträ cem ṣom kṣa ///
a4	– lā – praṣtä jarāmaraṃ träṅkträ (10) 2 ॥ taṃne wkänyo päñ e ///
b1	– – kenanträ • tanäk ṣūrmaṣ – ceṣ śäk we pi pākan ॥ trä ///
b2	– – ceṣ śäk we pi pā(ka)ñ tre paṅksaṃ pūtäṅkānträ • ॥ ·ū ///
b3	rvāntik wū – – – – avidyā saṃskār • aparānti ///
b4	·iñi okät (pāka)ñ{†ä} vijñāṃ 1 nāmarūp 2 ṣadāya(ta)ṃ ///

a1	the appropriate efforts to accumulate possession ...

b2	Diese zwölf Abschnitte werden in drei Teile geteilt. (Schmidt 1974: 82, 227)

*	Transcription and references have been transferred from the "Text and Reference Database of the Tocharian A Language" (Gerd Carling Lund University) (funded by the Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation and SCAS).
*	Transcription and translation are based on Carling et al. 2009.