THT 1109
| Known as: | THT 1109; KVāc 17 |
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| Cite this page as: | Hannes A. Fellner; Theresa Illés (collaborator). "THT 1109". 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-tht1109 (accessed 08 Oct. 2024). |
Edition | |
| Editor: | Hannes A. Fellner; Theresa Illés (collaborator) |
Provenience | |
| Main find spot: | Unknown |
| Collection: | Berlin Turfan Collection |
Language and Script | |
| Language: | TB |
| Linguistic stage: | classical |
| Script: | classical |
Text contents | |
| Title of the work: | Karmavācanā |
| Text genre: | Literary |
| Text subgenre: | Vinaya |
| Verse/Prose: | prose |
Object | |
| Manuscript: | THT 1102-1125 |
| Preceding fragment: | THT 1108 |
| Following fragment: | THT 1110 |
| Material: | ink on wood tablet |
| Form: | Poṭhī |
| Size (h × w): | 5.6 × 29 cm |
| Number of lines: | 5 |
Images
Images from idp.bbaw.de by courtesy of the International Dunhuang Project Berlin, the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, and the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin – Orientabteilung.
Transliteration
(continues from THT 1108)
| a1 | ma lkau wa ṣe yeṃ cai pa stä tsä /// /// ·[yā] yeṃ o sta meṃ lna ṣyeṃ a nā sa – ski ye ntra we lyñe e nä ṣä lyñe mā [ka] /// |
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| a2 | te ki ne spa ktaṃ mā ka lpā ṣyeṃ [t]· – na kṣ· y· ntra a n[ā]¯ ¯s – nt· śa ke ñi ṣa mā ni ce [n]· k· pā ssi tse pe lki¯ ¯ñ• pä ñi kte u /// |
| a3 | tka ma kte ka tta ka ñe ne pā ce¯ ¯r – [ce]¯ ¯r ma ske t – ·[ai] – – – – ·o lo ·[eṃ] – l· – – r·e [n]e ri tta ṣä ·tu mpa ta se [m]· /// |
| a4 | kta ñe pe le kne ne u pa dhyā ye sai¯ ¯m – rma· ·[y]· l[o] meṃ – – – – – – – – ṣṣ· kuse ṅke ta¯ ¯ñ• ta ne me ṅki tā – [ṃ] – – – – |
| a5 | le ki sā tke sa wa rñai te ki ne ṅke s[p]· – – – – ñ[c]tai [s]· – – – – – – – – kuse ṅke ku lype le tā kaṃ ñca [s]ū ·ra – – – – – |
| b1 | [r]m· a rā ñe ṣṣe pa lska lyñe sa wa· ñ· /// /// ·[t]· m· c· mp· m[o] tā kaṃ tu ṅke a le – – – – |
| b2 | cä ta¯ ¯ñ• no ma kte mā ta¯ ¯r• pā ta¯ ¯r• ne tai – – – dhy[ā] ye nne – – – – – – – [l]· pe rne ka lpo ṣne tai sa u – – – – – – |
| b3 | ya ma ṣä le sta rca pe rne ka lpo ṣne te u pa – – ·e [y]· – – – – – – – – ·e – – dhyā ye we ñco e na sta – – – – – |
| b4 | spa rto le u pa dhyā ye tse p[e] – kne ṣṣ[e] wa tka ṣ· ly[ñ]· – ñc[ā] l· u p· dhy[ā] ye tse we lyñe e nä ṣä lyñe ta rne ne wä [r]pa na – – – – – |
| b5 | u pā dhyā ye tse spa ktaṃ nne a – – [t]e [ma] [s]·e le ce ñ· ·e – [kau] na we ñau cwe ntsi tu we· ts· p[o]¯ ¯ñ• ai śai te pyā mtsa¯ ¯r• śau la sū ñ·¯ ¯ś – – – |
(continues on THT 1110)
Transcription
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Translation
(continues from THT 1108)
| a1 | ... were bound. They (were) releas(ed.) (The others, however, who) went from the house (without a teach)er, [they] were without refuge [anātha]. They rec(eived) neither proclamation [nor] instruction, |
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| a2 | nor service in sickness. The T(īrthikas) reproached: Without refuge (are) the śākya-monks! |
| a2+ | To protect from this reproach the Buddha has appointed the u(pādhyāya). |
| a3+ | Just like, in householdership, father [and] (mo)ther are protection [and] refuge, (keep [one] away) from evil [and] attach [one] to the (good), comparable to this the Upādhyāya [is] protection [and] re(fuge) in the law of the (Bud)dha, (keeps [one] away) from evil [and] (attaches one to the good). |
| a5 | Whatever deprivation may be [in store] for you here, (he does) you (service) in sickness with (food, drink,) a bed, remedies, and so on. |
| a5+ | Thus .... whatever your desire may be, (he removes(?) the doubts that have risen in you [such as]) compunction about the sūtra, (vinaya, abhdharma,) [the existence(?) as] an āraṇyaka [monk]. and so on. |
| b1+ | (....) (If he himself) should not be able [to do so], (he will grant(?)) you that (through(?)) another. |
| b2 | You, however, (shall love) the upādhyāya like father [and] mother. |
| b2+ | (As) one who has gained honour, as such you shall (honour the upādhyāya). |
| b3 | [As(?)] with one who has gained honour, so(?) (with a) upā(dhyāya) ..... |
| b4 | (When the upā)dhyāya speaks to you [or] isntructs (you), [you] shall behave (in this way): A commandment from the upādhyāya [you shall] receive [with] hands folded together, speech [and] instruction from the upādhyāya [you shall receive] with [an inclination of] the head. |
| b5 | (Thus) [you] shall be (tire)less in the service of the upādhyāya. The words, that I now give you to say, these say loudly: Pay heed to this, venerable one! I, (N.N.,) solicit you venerable one [as] upādhyāya. |
(continues on THT 1110)
Other
| a3 | Wie Vater [und] Mutter ... vom Bösen (fernhalten) [und] an das (Gute) binden, ... (Schmidt 1974: 501, fn. 2) |
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| a4+ | Whatever need you may have here, in case of illness he serves you with (food, drink), bed, medicine, etc. (cf 49, 82) (Peyrot 2013b: 706) |
| a5+ | Whatever you desire, he will (remove your doubts) like thoughts about the sūtra, (vinaya [and] abhidharma), or about the Āraṇya monk etc. (cf 49, 82) (Peyrot 2013b: 706) |
| b1+ | If he is not able [to do it] (himself), then he will (let) somebody else (do it) for you. (cf 49, 82) (Peyrot 2013b: 706) |
| b3+ | If the upādhyāya speaks to you or instructs you, you are to behave in this way. (cf 50, 82) (Peyrot 2013b: 700) |
| b5 | The words which I now tell you to say, say that aloud! (cf 50, 83) (Peyrot 2013b: 659) |
| b5+ | Pay attention, reverend! I (of this name) ask you [to be] my upādhyāya. [Please] be, reverend, my upādhyāya! With you, reverend, as upādhyāya I will be ordained. (Peyrot 2013b: 294) |
Commentary
Philological commentary
| The supplementation and commentaries follow Schmidt 1986: 15-16, 133-134. | |
| TB: aiśai te pyāmtsar śaulasū ñ(i)ś (te-ñemtsa) ci śaulasontä upādhyāyeṃ yaskaske(mar t)w(e śaulasu ñi upādhyāye ptā)k(a) ci śaulasotsa upadhyāyetsa ñiś wasanpāt yāmu | |
| Skt.: samanvāhara bhadanta aham evaṃnāmā bhadantaṃ upādhyāyaṃ yāce bhadanto me upādhyāyo bhavatu bhadantena upādhyāyena upasaṃpatsye | | |
| The TB text aiśai te pyāmtsar to wasanpāt yāmu (lines THT 1109 a5 – THT 1110 a1) has a quite exact equivalent in Bhu p. 21, 20-22: | |
| n2 | The gap contains about 9 akṣaras. |
| n6 | On (y)olo(m)eṃ (a)l(asträ ka)r(ts)ene rittaṣä(ṃ) cf. A 260 b6 (omä)skenäṣ ālsanträ • || kāswoneyaṃ ritwseñc. |
| n14 | The gap contains about 15 akṣaras. |
Remarks
| According to Schmidt 1986 iv-v the ms. comes either from Qizil or from Tumšuq. | |
| From this leaf 4 fragments are preserved: one from the left side reaching up to the string hole, about 7-8 cm wide; to the right of the string hole and connecting to the first a smaller fragment from the centre of the leaf, 4 cm wide and containing remnants of 3 lines; a small fragment from the centre of the leaf, about 2 cm wide and containing remnants of 2 lines; and a large fragment from the right side, consisting of 4 pieces, about 13 cm wide and connecting to the second fragment at a distance of about 1 cm. The right corner is missing. | |
| The original ms. was 29 cm wide and 5.6 cm high, with the string hole 6.5 cm from the left margin. It was written by at least three hands: scribe 1, a beautiful, delicate script, from leaf 1 to 11 a1; scribe 2, distinguished by a number of orthographical idiosyncrasies/errors, from leaf 11 a1 to and including 19; scribe 3 from leaf 20 to end. The final leaves A and B THT 1123 and THT 1124 may have been written either by scribe 2 or a fourth hand. Cf. Schmidt 1986: v, 2, 4 | |
| This leaf is in hand 2. |
Linguistic commentary
| n1 | pästä for päst; welyñe for welñe; lnaṣyeṃ for lännaṣyeṃ; anāsä for anās; mäskiyenträ for mäskīyentär; enäṣälyñe for enäṣṣälñe. |
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| n3 | spaktaṃ for spaktāṃ; nakṣiyenträ for nakṣīyentär; śakeñi for śakkeññi; pāssitse for pāssintse; päñikte for pañäkte. |
| n4 | kattakäñene for kattākäññene; rittaṣäṃ for rittäṣṣäṃ; pañiktäñe for pañäktäññe. |
| n5 | mäsket(rä) sic! Following rittaṣä(ṃ) at the end of this line a singular form must be supplemented here. The supplementation to (s)ai(m) is prompted by line a4. For (a)l(asträ) cf. TA āläṣträ. |
| n7 | In this ms. the term ‘parents’ is rendered four times by pācer mācer (this leaf, line a3, as well as THT 1111 b4, THT 1115 a1 and THT 1123 a1) and once as mācer pācer (this leaf, line b2). |
| n8 | peleknene for pelaiknene; upadhyāye for upādhyāye; rittaṣṣäṃ for rittäṣṣäṃ. |
| n9 | peleknene sic! and should be corrected to pelaiknene. upadhyāye sic! for upādhyāye. For the supplementation to (ritta)ṣṣ(äṃ) cf. line a3. |
| n10 | sātkesa for sāṃtkesa; kulypele for kwälypelle; tākaṃñca for tākañ-c; abhidhārmä for abhidhārm; yamaṣäṃ-cä for yamaṣṣäṃ-c. |
| n11 | tākaṃñca sic! for tākaṃñcä (= tākaṃñc). |
| n12 | arāñeṣṣe for arāññeṣṣe; alek for allek. |
| n13 | The form c·mp(a)mo is more likely to be supplemented to cimpamo than to cämpamo, since ä in this ms. always appears as i in the vicinity of palatals, such as in repeatedly attested pañikte (for pañäkte) and ñiś (for ñäś). Cf. also TEB I: §15,1. |
| n15 | mātar for mātär. |
| n16 | The first word in this line is probably (yamaṣäṃ)cä. |
| n17 | yamaṣäle for yamaṣṣälle; star-c for star-ca; upadhyāyenne for upādhyāyenne; weñ-co for weñ-c. |
| n18 | starca sic! for starcä (= starc); upadhyāyenne sic! for upādhyāyenne; upadhyāye sic! for upādhyāye. |
| n19 | upādhyāyetse for upādhyāyentse; spartole for sporttolle; watkäṣälyñe for watkäṣṣälñe; añcāli for añcali; welyñe for welñe; enäṣälyñe for enäṣṣälñe; wärpanale for wärpanalle. |
| n20 | spartole sic! scribal error for sportole. |
| n21 | upadhyāyetse for upādhyāyentse; spaktaṃnne for spaktāṃne; mäskele for mäskelle; śaulasū for śaulassu. |
References
Complete Translation
Tamai 2014: 374-375; Schmidt 1986: 81-83
Online access
IDP: THT 1109; TITUS: THT 1109
Edition
Tamai 2014: 374-375; Tamai 2007a: №1109; Schmidt 1986: 15-16, 49-50
Translations
Peyrot 2013b: a4 a5 (706), a5 b1 (706), b1 b2 (706), b3 b4 (700), b5 (659), b5 THT 1110 a1 (294); Schmidt 1974: a3 (501, fn. 2)
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