204 BULLETIN OF TIBETOLOGY
CORRIGENDA
In the Bulletin of Tibetology Vol. 42 (1 and 2) in the article Tibetan masters and the formation of the sacred site of Tashiding some points were overlooked by the authors Mélanie Vandenhelsken and Hissey Wongchuk which were later discovered and discussed by all authors involved. The results of these discussions are the following corrections:
Page 76, fn 60 should begin with: As Mullard has already mentioned (2005b, p.37, fn 18),
Page 77, fn 61 should have included reference to Mullard 2005b, p. 39, fn 30, and fn 62 should have included reference to Mullard 2005a, p.76, fn 68.
Page 79, fn 76 should have mentioned that the transliteration given in that footnote and the translation (on the same page) had also been made by Saul Mullard.
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