Göz Hastalıkları ve Tedavileri Üzerine Eski Uygurca Sūtra’lardan Parçalar

Öz

Some Buddhist sūtras have sections on medicine. Two of them are related to eye diseases and their treatments. Each side of the fragments has 9 lines. The Fragments belong to Padmacintāmani-dhāraṇi-sūtra and Nīlakantakasūtra. In the article, firstly, they are transcribed and translated. Then, the names of the towns in the text were examined and compared with other works.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Old Uygur fragments
• Mainz 244
• Mainz 212
• Padmacintāmani-dhāraṇi-sūtra
• Nīlakantakasūtra.

Some Old Uygur Fragments about Eye Diseases und their Treatments

Abstract

Some Buddhist sūtras have sections on medicine. Two of them are related to eye diseases and their treatments. Each side of the fragments has 9 lines. The Fragments belong to Padmacintāmani-dhāraṇi-sūtra and Nīlakantakasūtra. In the article, firstly, they are transcribed and translated. Then, the names of the towns in the text were examined and compared with other works.

Keywords

• Old Uygur fragments
• Mainz 244
• Mainz 212
• Padmacintāmani-dhāraṇi-sūtra
• Nīlakantakasūtra.

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