[825] The list of Chinese authors in Nanjio's Catalogue, App. III, describes many as belonging to the T'ien-t'ai, Avatamsaka or Dhyâna schools, but none as belonging to the Ching-T'u.
[826] For the authorities, see Nanjio, p. 381.
[827] Nanjio, p. 10, note.
[828] They are all translated in S.B.E. XLIX. The two former exist in Sanskrit. The Amitâyurdhyâna is known only in the Chinese translation. They are called in Chinese
