Tibetica antiqua I. The two vocabularies of Indo-Tibetan and Sino-Tibetan translations in the Dunhuang manuscripts
Tibetica antiqua II. The use of metaphors for honorific distinctions in the epoch of the Tibetan kings
Additional note to Tibetica antiqua I
Tibetica antiqua III. Apropos of the word Gtsug lag and the indigenous religion
The dating
Characteristics of the ancient religion
The sense of Gtsug and gtsug lag
Review of the sources
Appendix. The etymology of gtsug lag
Recapitulation
Tibetica antiqua IV. The tradition relative to the debut of Buddhism in Tibet
The religious kings and the royal laws
The sūtra fallen from the sky
Recapitulation
Tibetica antiqua V. The indigenous religion and the Bon po in Dunhuang manuscripts
Theories
The ancient religion
Bon pos and Bon
Theories on the antecedents of late Bon
The Dunhuang manuscripts and the later tradition
Dunhuang documents
Bon po in the texts translated from Chinese and bon po communities
Translations from Chinese
Bon po communities
Bon po and gshen, their differences and their functions
Gshen rab mi bo
Other people
Names and their epithets
Themes
Funerary ritual
Divinities
The word Bon alone
Linguistic and stylistic traits
Tibetica antiqua VI. Confucian maxims in two Dunhuang manuscripts
Annuaire 1967
Aspects of the sworn faith in China
The Bonpo cosmogonies in Tibet and near the Mosso
Annuaire 1968
Daoist texts relative to the transmission of revealed books
The Bonpo accounts on the beginnings of culture
Annuaire 1969
Bonpo accounts on the first men
Some aspects of the Daoist parishes
Annuaire 1970
Popular cults in organized Daoism
Elements constitutive of the Bonpo literature
Bibliography of Rolf A. Stein.