Schlagintweit, Emil: Buddhism in Tibet: illustrated by literary documents and objects (Leipzig, 1863)

LIST OV ILUJSTKATIONS. XXIII



Plate V. to

VIII. Digpa thamchad shagpar terchoi, an Address to the

Page

142



IX.

Historical Document relating to the Foundation of the Mon-

188



X.

Melhai Gyalpo, the Lord of the Genii of Fire.









252



XI.

Mystical sentences, with the figure of the Airy Horse. From
Himis.







The letters are here inverted, the same having been cut
into the block itself in their positive form...........

254



»> XII.

Forms of invocations of Lungta, the Airy Horse.
No. 1. Print from a Tibetan woodcut from Sikkim.







» 2. Copies of formulae, obtained at the Monastery of
Himis, in Ladak...........................

254



» XIII.

The Talisman Chango. From Daba in Gnari Khorsum....

256



» XIV.

Print from slips of wood used in Tibet as a supposed pro-
tection against Evil Spirits.









268



XV.

Prints from slips of wood used in Tibet as a supposed pro-
tection against Evil Spirits.









268



,i XVI.

Prints from slips of wood used in Tibet as a supposed pro-
tection against Evil Spirits.







No. 3-, from Sikkim..............................

268



» XVII.

Treaty between Adolphe Schlagintweit and the Chinese
Authorities of Daba.







This was in reference to the routes he and his brother
Robert should be allowed to take in Gnari Khorsum..

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» XVIII.

Divination Formulae.







Taken from Figure-tables from Lhassa. 1. To calculate
the direction favourable for an undertaking; 2. For