Three-vow theories in Tibetan Buddhism : a comparative study of major traditions from the twelfth through nineteenth centuries

Contents
List of Abbreviations
Acknowledgements
1    Introduction
2    Vibhuticandra Go-rams-pa and Their Works of the Three-Vow Genre
3    Vibhuticandra\'s Explanation of All three Systems of Vows
4    Vibhuticandra on How the Three Vows are Possessed
5    Go-rams-pa On the Sa-skya-pa Doctrine of the Three Vows 89
6    The Main Passages on the Three-Vow Controversy from the Treatises of Vibhiiticandra  and  Go-rams-pa: Texts and Translations
7   Go-rams-pa\'s Sa-skya-pa Doctrine of the Three Vows : Text and Translation
8    The Remaining Parts of Vibhiiticandra\'s Garlan of Rays: Text and Translation
9    The Three-Vow Theories of Gam-po-pa
10   Karma-\'phrin-Ias-pa on the Theory of the Three Vows: His Replies to the Questions of Ngo-gr  and rGya-ston
11   Two of Karma-\'phrin-Ias-pa\'s Replies about the Three Vows:  Texts and  Translations
12   The Three-Vow Theories of two Prominent Karma bKa\'-brgyud-pa  Masters  of the Eighteenth and Nine- teenth  Centuries
13   The Development of the Key Three-Vow  Concepts in the Karma bKa\'-brgyud-pa  Tradition
14   The Three-Vow Doctrine of the\'Bri-gung-pa
15   The Three-Vow Doctrines of the rNying-ma-pas
Appendix  A   Outline of Go-rams-pa\'s General  Topics
Appendix  B   Outline of Go-rams-pa\'s Detailed Expos it ion
Appendix  C   Object
Bibliography
     1. Works  of Modern  Scholarship
     2.  Indian and  ibetan  Works
Index
     1. English  Terms  and  Sanskrit  Proper  Nouns  and  Terms
     2.  Tibetan  Terms
     3.  Tibetan  Proper  Nouns
     4.  Tibetan  Book  Titles
     5.  Sanskrit  Book  Titles