Tshad ma rigs pa la ʼjug paʼi rnam bshad dkaʼ gnas gsal baʼi zla zer zhes bya ba bzhugs so
By: rtsom pa po, Slob-dpon-chen-po Sems-dpaʼ-rdo-rje
Contributors: Śaṅkarasvāmin, active 6th century; Kendrīya-Tibbatī-Ucca-Śikṣā-Saṃsthānam
Edition: First edition
Series: Tā-laʼi Bla-maʼi ʼPhags Bod pod phreng -- 19; Dalai Lama Tibeto-Indological series -- 19.
Publisher: Wā-ṇa Dbu Bod-kyi Ches-mthoʼi Gtsug-lag Slob-gnyer Khang
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Varanasi, India
Language: tib
Number of pages: 199
Subjects: Nyaya; Buddhist logic
Other titles: Slob-dpon Phyogs-glang gis mdzad paʼi Tshad ma rigs pa la ʼjug paʼi rnam bshad dkaʼ gnas gsal baʼi zla zer zhes bya ba bzhugs so; Commentary of Nyāyapraveśa; Tse-ma Rigs-pa la 'Jug-pa'i rNam-bŚad dKah gNas gSal ba'i zla zer
Description: Commentary on the Nyāyapraveśa, a treatise on Buddhist logic by Śaṅkarasvāmin (active 6th century) which itself introduces Dignaga's root text, the Nyāyamukha. Professor Sempa Dorjee offers an exegesis of difficult points based on a rare Sanskrit manuscript held by a library in South India and in consultation with Tibetan translations in the Narthang, Derge, Cone and Taishō canons.
Notes: "Rgya-gar lho phyogs rgyal ba paʼi dpe mdzod rnying pa zhig nas thob paʼi Rgya dpe rnying pa lag son byung ba de dang Sna Sde Nyi-hong Co-ne bcas kyi Bod ʼgyur ma dpe rnams dang go bsdur legs par byas nas zhu dag bsgyur bcos ci grub byas pa de yin la ʼgrel pa ʼdi ni ma dpe de nyid gzhir bzhag paʼi ʼgrel paʼo -- page 198

Spelling of author's name on English title page: Prof. Sempa Dorjee

Includes bibliographical references

In Tibetan, with some terms in Sanskrit

Orginally acquired by Trace Foundation's Latse Library (New York City, NY), and donated to Columbia University Libraries in July 2017.