Pe Maung Tin

*U* **Pe Maung Tin** (nomine primordiali *Maung Tin*; natus apud Pauktaw municipii Insein Birmaniae die 24 Aprilis 1888; mortuus die 22 Martii 1973) fuit eruditus linguae Pali, religionis Buddhisticae et litterarum Birmanicarum. Ab anno 1912 fuit thesaurarius Societatis Scientiarum Birmanicarum et ab anno 1911 editor *Diurni* huius societatis.

## Opera selecta 
: Vide etiam bibliographiam a Patricia Herbert factam, infra notatam

### Monographiae 
* *Notes on Dipavamsa* (Rangoon: British Burma Press, 1912)
* *A Pali Primer* (Rangoon: British Burma Press, 1914)
* *Pali Reader* (Rangoon: British Burma Press, 1918)
* ''The Student's Pali-English Dictionary* (Rangoon: British Burma Press, 1920)

### Editiones et versiones 
* "Abhisambodhi Alankara: The Embellishments of Perfect Knowledge, a Pali Poem" in *Journal of the Burma Research Society* vol. 2 (1912) pp. 174–83
* *Dhammapada* (Rangoon: British Burma Press, 1914)
* "Rajadhiraja Vilasini or The Manifestation of the King of Kings: a Pali Historical Work" in *Journal of the Burma Research Society* vol. 4 (1914) pp. 7–21
* *Milinda Panha (being the portion prescribed for the Calcutta BA exam)* (Rangoon: British Burma Press, 1915)
* "English Prose Translations of the Yadus of Min Let-wethondara" in *Journal of the Burma Research Society* vol. 6 (1916) pp. 9–17
* "Anantathuriya’s Death Song" in *Journal of the Burma Research Society* vol. 9 (1919) pp. 153–55
* *The Expositor (Atthasalini): Buddhaghosa's commentary on Dhammasangani, the first book of the Abhidhamma Pitaka* (Oxford University Press, 1920-1921)
* "The Shwegugyi Pagoda Inscription, Pagan 1141 AD" in *Journal of the Burma Research Society* vol. 10 (1920) pp. 67–7
* "Chronicle of the city of Tagaung" in *Journal of the Burma Research Society* vol. 11 (1921) pp. 29–54
* *The path of purity: being a translation of Buddhaghosa's Visuddhimagga* (1922)
* (cum G. H. Luce) *The Glass Palace Chronicle of the Kings of Burma* (Oxonii: Oxford University Press, 1923)

### Commentationes 
* "Missionary Burmese" in *Journal of the Burma Research Society* vol. 1 (1911) pp. 87–91
* "The Burmese Novel" in *Journal of the Burma Research Society* vol. 7 (1917) pp. 175–80
* "Buddhist Nirvana: an essay" in *Journal of the Burma Research Society'' vol. 8 (1918) pp. 223–31
* "Derivation of 'Ari'" in *Journal of the Burma Research Society* vol. 9 (1919) pp. 155–65
* "A Note on the Development of the Burmese Language" in *Journal of the Burma Research Society* (1924)

## Nexus externi 
* Inscriptio Disapramok a Pe Maung Tin edita

## Bibliographia 
* * Journal of Burma Studies* "Special issue in Homage to U Pe Maung Tin"
** Anna Allott, "Professor U Pe Maung Tin (1888-1973): the life and work of an outstanding Burmese scholar" in *Journal of Burma Studies* vol. 9 (2004) p. 11 ff.
** Alan Saw U, "Professor U Pe Maung Tin: A gentle genius, a meek master" vol. 9 (2004) p. 35 ff.
** Denise Bernot, "U Pe Maung Tin, researcher, scholar, pedagogue: his contribution to Burmese studies in France" vol. 9 (2004) p. 42 ff.
** Tun Aung Chain, "U Pe Maung Tin's and Luce's *Glass Palace* Revisited" vol. 9 (2004) p. 52 ff.
** Tilman Frasch, "*Notes on Dipavamsa*: An Early Publication by U Pe Maung Tin" in *Journal of Burma Studies* vol. 9 (2004) p. 70 ff. Situs venalis
** Patricia Herbert, "U Pe Maung Tin Bibliography" in *Journal of Burma Studies* vol. 9 (2004) p. 130 ff.

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