Maha^-prajn~a^-pa^ramita^-su^tra. 600 fascicles， T 220.5-7. A collection of sixteen sutras， short and long， which articulate the doctrine of prajn~a^pa^ramita^. Translated by Xuanzang from 660-663. This massive work， filling three entire Taisho^ volumes， includes such well known works as the Heart Sutra 心经 and Diamond Sutra 金刚经， and is one of the most complete collections of Prajn~a^pa^ramita^ sutras available. Xuanzang 玄奘 considered abridging his translation to avoid repetition， but was dissuaded by a dream， and thus translated the Prajn~a^pa^ramita^ corpus in toto. Edward Conze has translated many different portions of this corpus， in Conze （1973）， Conze （1975） and Conze （1993）. Though taken from the Sanskrit， not Chinese versions of these texts， provides a sampling of their style and content.