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A list of all pages that have property "Translatorintro" with value "The [[Third Karmapa]], [[Rangjung Dorje]] (1284–1339), was one of the earliest and most important figures in the Severance tradition. His many works on Severance are considered authoritative in the [[Kagyu]] lineage, and he may have been the first to incorporate the term [[mahāmudrā]] as part of the descriptive title of Severance, thus bringing it into the [[Kagyu]] fold.'"`UNIQ--ref-00000570-QINU`"' The text translated here—his commentary and structural outline for ''The Great Bundle of Precepts on Severance''—appears in ''The Treasury'' under the simple title ''Outline'', although it also contains a commentary as a separate text, bearing the Sanskrit name ''ṭīkā'', usually translated into Tibetan as “complete explanation” (''rnam par bshad pa''). It is unusual and quite edifying for a Tibetan author to actually separate out the outline from the commentary, although it does present a few extra problems of consistency. Nevertheless, [[Rangjung Dorje]]’s work exhibits his usual precision and brilliance. The text is also found in his collected works. The words in parentheses after the headings in the ''Outline'' were included by [[Rangjung Dorje]] to indicate the beginning word(s) of each verse, and they are repeated in the commentary. However, due to the differences between Tibetan and English grammar, it was not always possible to keep them exactly as they appear at the very beginning of each verse in the translation.". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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    • Wylie:Gcod bka' tshoms chen mo'i sa bcad  + (The [[Third Karmapa]]The [[Third Karmapa]], [[Rangjung Dorje]] (1284–1339), was one of the earliest and most important figures in the Severance tradition. His many works on Severance are considered authoritative in the [[Kagyu]] lineage, and he may have been the first to incorporate the term [[mahāmudrā]] as part of the descriptive title of Severance, thus bringing it into the [[Kagyu]] fold.'"`UNIQ--ref-00000570-QINU`"' The text translated here—his commentary and structural outline for ''The Great Bundle of Precepts on Severance''—appears in ''The Treasury'' under the simple title ''Outline'', although it also contains a commentary as a separate text, bearing the Sanskrit name ''ṭīkā'', usually translated into Tibetan as “complete explanation” (''rnam par bshad pa''). It is unusual and quite edifying for a Tibetan author to actually separate out the outline from the commentary, although it does present a few extra problems of consistency. Nevertheless, [[Rangjung Dorje]]’s work exhibits his usual precision and brilliance. The text is also found in his collected works. The words in parentheses after the headings in the ''Outline'' were included by [[Rangjung Dorje]] to indicate the beginning word(s) of each verse, and they are repeated in the commentary. However, due to the differences between Tibetan and English grammar, it was not always possible to keep them exactly as they appear at the very beginning of each verse in the translation.eginning of each verse in the translation.)