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  • [[Nāgārjuna]]: TITLE (P2011, Tōh.1119), TITLE (P2015, Tōh.1123), and TITLE (P2013, Tōh.1121); [[Aśvaghosa]]: TITLE (P5308, Tōh.3912); [[Vasubandhu]]: TITLE (P5559, Tōh.4058); [[Kambala]]: TITLE (P5866, Tōh.3895); Āryadeva: TITLE (P5871, Tōh.-); [[Tilopa]]: TITLE (P3132, Tōh.2303); [[Candrakīrti]]: TITLE (P5264, Tōh.3863); and others.

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  • [[Nāgārjuna]] ([[slob dpon klu sgrub]]): [[dharmadhātustotra]] ([[chos kyi dbyings su bstod pa]]), Otani: (P2010), [[bstod tshogs]], ka 73a7-77b8 (vol.46, p.31), (Tōh. 1118), ka 63b5-67b3. (N) ka 70a1-74b4. (Kinsha) 10, ka 90b1 (p.47-1-1). [http://www.thlib.org/encyclopedias/literary/canons/kt/catalog.php#cat=d/1128 THL Tibetan Literary Encyclopedia]
In this case, the format is
  • [[AUTHOR]] ([[AUTHORTIBETANNAME]]): [[SANSKRITTITLE]] ([[TIBETANTITLE]]), (PEKINGNUMBER), [[GENRE]], Otani: Tōh.INFORMATIONFROMOTANIONLINECATALOG. [PLACELINKHERE THL Tibetan Literary Encyclopedia]..
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  • [[SUTTANAME]]. [[SECTIONNAME]] # [ONLINEREFERENCE]
  • [[Vedana-Samyutta]]. [[Saṃyutta Nikāya]] 36 [http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/sn/index.html#salayatana AccesstoInsight]

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