IOL Toch 367

Known as:	IOL Toch 367; D 08
Cite this page as:	Michaël Peyrot. "IOL Toch 367". 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-ioltoch367 (accessed 11 Jun. 2026).
Edition
Editor:	Michaël Peyrot
Provenience
Main find spot:	Unknown
Collection:	British Library (London)
Language and Script
Language:	Skt.; TB
Linguistic stage:	classical
Script:	classical
Text contents
Title of the work:	Udānavarga
Passage:	29.57b-30.6d
Text genre:	Literary
Text subgenre:	Doctrine
Verse/Prose:	prose
Object
Material:	ink on paper
Form:	Poṭhī
Size (h × w):	6.8 × 4.8 cm
Number of lines:	5

Transliteration

a1	n1 /// nesälñen(ts)e ///
a2	n2 n3 /// – 6 ॥ yugavarga(ḥ) ///
a3	n4 /// tänmasträ • duḥkh(aṃ) ///
a4	n5 n6 /// (rerī)normeṃ yukalñe ///
a5	n7 /// (vairasaṃsargasaṃ)saktaḥ sa(nuññe) ///
b1	n8 /// (a)ñmänts(e) s(ak)w ñ(äṣṣeñca) ///
b2	n9 /// – yāmoṣäṃ • nai(naṃ) ///
b3	n10 /// (pa)ratra ca • śaiṣṣene ///
b4	n11 /// (ya)thaiva • kṣātre o(rotstse) ///
b5	n12 /// (dha)r(ma)cārī • mā y(olo) ///

a1	[TB]: (give up in the middle, having reached the other shore) of existence
a2	[SKT]: yugavarga
a3	[TB]: from victory one carries off enmity [SKT]: the defeated dwells in sorrow
a4	[TB]: having given up both victory (and defeat)
a5	[SKT]: united (in close connection with enmity) [TB]: (united in close connection with) enmity
b1	[TB]: longing for his own happiness
b2	[TB]: one should practise (the law well) [SKT]: not (should) one (do what is bad conduct)
b3	[SKT]: (in this world) and in the next [TB]: in this world (and in the next)
b4	[SKT]: like (a large umbrella in the rainy season) [TB]: (like) a large umbrella (in the rainy season)
b5	[SKT]: he who practises the law (does not go to a bad existence) [TB]: (he who practises the law does not go) to a bad (existence)

*	Bernhard 1965: 393; Hahn 2007: 116-117

n1	Uv.29.57b madhye muñca bhavasya pāragaḥ
n2	Uv.29.57end yugavargaḥ
n3	6: with a vertical stroke between the ś and the u, with a horizontal one crossing. Perhaps it is to be read 7, i.e. 6 + 1. Otherwise, in this version the yugavarga may have contained 56, not 57 pādas, which would also be possible.
n4	Uv.30.1a-b jayād vairaṃ prasavate duḥkhaṃ śete parājitaḥ
n5	Uv.30.1d hitvā jayaparājayau
n6	: of the first akṣara the rest of an arc can be seen, which could be of a long ī.
n7	Uv.30.2c vairasaṃsargasaṃsakto
n8	Uv.30.4c ātmanaḥ sukham eṣānaḥ
n9	Uv.30.5a-b dharmaṃ caret sucaritaṃ nainaṃ duścaritaṃ caret
n10	Uv.30.5d nainaṃ duścaritaṃ caret
n11	Uv.30.6b chatraṃ mahad varṣakāle yathaiva
n12	Uv.30.6d na durgatiṃ gacchati dharmacārī